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Algebra I Math Practice
Revisit available algebra foundations, including signed calculations, one-step equations and relationships between linear and quadratic expressions.
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Check the meaning of an unknown, slope or coefficient before recalling its formula. This is a grouping of available recall topics, not a complete Algebra I course.
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Algebra identities and laws
Core algebra rules for powers, factoring, and simplifying expressions.
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Linear function formulas
Slope-intercept and point-slope forms of a straight line.
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Quadratic formulas
The quadratic formula, vertex form, and axis of symmetry.
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Sequence formulas
Recall arithmetic and geometric sequence formulas.
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One-step equations
Solving one-step equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
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Small coordinate slopes
Finding slope from small coordinate pairs and simple graphs.
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Roots and advanced powers
Square and cube roots, plus small negative and fractional powers.
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Scientific notation and powers of ten
Writing and comparing very large or very small numbers.
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Common exact unit conversions
Exact conversions between common units of length, weight, time, and volume.
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Whole-number powers
Squares, cubes, and powers of two with whole-number exponents.
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