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Topics covered include the order of operations, equations, exponents, polynomials, factoring, fractions, rational expressions, and radicals. Also, has practice quizzes.

A collection of pre-algebra notes with examples and exercises.

Nice collection of algebra lessons, calculators and worksheets.

Offers lessons to teach or refresh old algebra skills, software that shows how to solve problems step-by-step, and interactive worksheets for testing skills.

Offers help and insight on a variety of algebra topics. Includes detailed notes, previously answered questions.

Covers arithmetic, basic geometry, algebra, and some math games.

Automatically generated worksheets.

A set of tutorials on various topics in introductory mathematics, as well as free software.

Includes illustrated tutorials, categorized links, homework guidelines, and a study skills survey.

An explanation of how the Montessori student learns algebra while interacting with manipulatives, physical objects, represented by expressions incorporating the numerals and variables of mathematics.

Algebra and math site links in a table to help you find various math subjects from algebra to calculus, algebra games to quizzes.

Interactive homework problems. Topics include Pre-Algebra, linear Algebra and other college Algebra.

Site on Functions and Relations from the IB Mathematical Studies textbook.

Introduction to basic concepts of algebra: the lesson, an assignment, answer key.

Solves a quadratic equation in standard form to obtain real and complex roots.

Presents the classical proof, together with a shorter one due to Richard Palais of Brandeis University.

Article in the Platonic Realms.

Tutorial explains how to work with exponents, radical expressions, solving equations, inequalities, functions and graphing. Includes practice exercises and formula lists.

Explains the process of making and proving conjectures about the behavior of equations that a repetitive trait, such as summation formulas. Includes the rules for a valid induction and some examples.

An intelligent tutoring system funded through a grant from the National Science Foundation to build software that is more like human tutors. This program will tutor students presenting them with progressively harder problems and will help me when needed.

Learn about the "language" of math, sets, fractions, variables and simplifying formulas, using graphs, inequalities and study tips.