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Algebra I: Back to Basics

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Solving Life's Mysteries

Solving Life's Mysteries

Solving linear equations in one variable, solving for a variable in a formula

Walk the Line

Walk the Line

Graphing linear equations, making a t-table, graphing using intercepts

Record Deals

Record Deals

SAT Writing equations from graphs, point-slope formula, calculating slope between points

A System That Bumps

A System That Bumps

Types of systems; solving systems by graphing, addition, and substitution

Word Up!

Word Up!

Solving d=rt and coin word problems using systems of equations

It Just Isn't Fair

It Just Isn't Fair

Linear inequalities in one and two variables, systems of linear inequalities

Absolutely Not!

Absolutely Not!

Solving equations and inequalities with absolute value

Raise the Roof

Raise the Roof

Multiplying exponents, raising a power to a power, dividing exponents

The Root of the Matter

The Root of the Matter

Square roots, cube roots, fractional exponents

Draw the Box!

Draw the Box!

Multiplying binomials, factoring trinomials, polynomials, differences of squares

Quadratics

Quadratics

Solving by factoring, completing the square, quadratic formula

Graphing Quadratics

Graphing Quadratics

Graphing quadratics, finding vertices, finding zeroes, using the discriminant

Let's Be Rational Here

Let's Be Rational Here

Simplifying, multiplying, dividing rational expressions

How Much for the Pizza?

How Much for the Pizza?

Domain and range of a function, restrictions on functions

Back to the Basics

Back to the Basics

Commutative, associative, and distributive properties; combining like terms

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