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  1. Lesson What an algebraic expression is Algebraic Expressions and Their Uses

    What an algebraic expression is: terms joined by the fundamental operations, and how to sort expressions into monomials, binomials, trinomials, polynomials and multinomials by coun…

  2. Lesson Highest Common Factor (H.C.F) of Monomials Factorization

    How to find the highest common factor of algebraic monomials: take the H.C.F of the coefficients and the smallest power of each letter found in every term, with worked examples.

  3. Lesson Writing words as symbols Introduction to Algebra

    How to turn sentences into algebra: the key words for add, take away, multiply and divide, which number to write first, and how to test your symbols by putting in a number.

  4. Lesson Adding and subtracting expressions Algebraic Expressions and Their Uses

    How to add and subtract algebraic expressions by gathering like terms, using the horizontal and vertical methods, and why every sign inside a bracket changes when the whole bracket…

  5. Lesson Multiplying expressions Algebraic Expressions and Their Uses

    Multiplying algebraic expressions: monomial by monomial with the power rule, monomial by binomial with the distributive law, binomial by binomial with a grid, then simplifying by c…

  6. Lesson Letters that stand for numbers Introduction to Number Systems

    A letter can stand for a number you have not been told yet. Learn variables and constants, how to add and subtract counts of a letter, how powers like a squared work, and how to wr…

  7. Lesson Prime factorisation and the standard form of a number Introduction to Number Systems

    Break any composite number into primes by repeated division or a factor tree, see why there is only one way to do it, and write the result in standard form with indices.

  8. Lesson Letters that stand for numbers Introduction to Algebra

    Meet variables and constants: letters that stand for numbers which can change, and symbols with a fixed value, shown with boxes of sweets, prices of pens and simple expressions.

  9. Lesson Terms, factors and co-efficients Introduction to Algebra

    A letter can stand for a number you do not know yet. Learn to split an expression into terms, a term into factors, and to name the co-efficient, including its sign.

  10. Lesson Like and unlike terms Introduction to Algebra

    Tell like terms from unlike terms by looking only at the literal part, with fruit and box examples, terms with two letters, and a practice set with answers.

  11. Lesson Adding and taking away like terms Introduction to Algebra

    Add and take away like terms by working with the numbers in front and keeping the letter part, including answers of zero, answers below zero and answers that keep two terms.

  12. Lesson The number system Real Numbers and Their Properties

    The six sets of numbers: natural, whole, integers, rational, irrational and real. How five of them sit one inside the next, where the irrational numbers belong, and how to use the…

  13. Lesson Closure and the commutative property Real Numbers and Their Properties

    Two questions about real numbers: does adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing keep you inside the real numbers (closure), and may you swap the two numbers round (the commutat…

  14. Lesson Grouping, identities and inverses Real Numbers and Their Properties

    Learn why grouping does not change a sum or product but does change a difference or quotient, meet the identities 0 and 1, and find the additive and multiplicative inverses of a nu…

  15. Lesson The degree of an expression Algebraic Expressions and Their Uses

    Find the degree of a monomial by adding the powers of its letters, see why a plain number has degree zero and zero has none, and find the degree of a polynomial.

  16. Lesson Putting numbers back in Algebraic Expressions and Their Uses

    Substitution: replacing each letter in an expression with its value and simplifying in the right order. One letter, two letters, squares, negative values, formulas, and a safe five…