Abstract	algebra	solved	problems
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  Full	PDF	PackageDownload	Full	PDF	PackageThis	PaperA	short	summary	of	this	paper37	Full	PDFs	related	to	this	paperDownloadPDF	Pack	Progress	at	your	own	speedOptional	upgrade	availableThis	course	is	part	of	Global	Freshman	Academy	(GFA),	which	means	you	can	earn	transferable	ASU	credit	toward	your	college	degree.	In	this	college	level
  Algebra	course,	you	will	learn	to	apply	algebraic	reasoning	to	solve	problems	effectively.	You’ll	develop	skills	in	linear	and	quadratic	functions,	general	polynomial	functions,	rational	functions,	and	exponential	and	logarithmic	functions.	You	will	also	study	systems	of	linear	equations.	This	course	will	emphasize	problem-solving	techniques,	specifically
  by	means	of	discussing	concepts	in	each	of	these	topics.	Content	in	this	course	will	be	adaptive,	allowing	you	to	achieve	mastery	in	a	certain	concept	before	moving	on	to	the	next.	Utilizing	the	ALEKS	learning	system,	students	in	this	personalized,	self-paced	course	will	be	instructed	on	the	topics	they	are	most	ready	to	learn	while	also	providing
  individualized	coaching	as	you	move	through	each	topic.	This	is	a	3-credit	hour	course	at	Arizona	State	University	(MAT	117	College	Algebra)	and	satisfies	the	Mathematical	Studies	(MA)	general	studies	requirement.	The	cost	to	convert	to	credit	is	$600.	This	course	may	satisfy	a	general	education	requirement	at	other	institutions;	however,	it	is
  strongly	encouraged	that	you	consult	with	your	institution	of	choice	to	determine	how	these	credits	will	be	applied	to	their	degree	requirements	prior	to	transferring	the	credit.Institution:	ASUxSubject:	MathLevel:	IntroductoryPrerequisites:	Language:	EnglishVideo	Transcript:	English	How	to	apply	algebraic	reasoning	to	solve	a	range	of	problems.
  How	to	identify	functions,	domains,	ranges,	intercepts	and	other	critical	algebraic	concepts	Skills	required	for	success	in	future	studies	in	calculus.