Overview: Some of the relationships that are central to algebraic reasoning are also important to logical reasoning. While algebra deals with numbers and variables that are linked together in relationships…
read moreOverview: Solving systems of equations with three variables is similar to solving systems of equations with two variables. The difference is that substitution occurs in two steps rather than in…
read moreOverview: One of the ways to compare equations in linear systems is to see how many solutions both equations have in common. If both equations have no solutions in common, they…
read moreOverview: Linear equations are prevalent in algebra when the relationship between variables and constants can be plotted on a straight line. For example, suppose the equation were 2x = y. …
read moreOverview: What does the spiral arrangement of leaves on a pine cone have in common with the arrangement of florets in a center of a daisy or the spirals of…
read moreOverview: A math formula is shorthand for expressing a relationship between quantities, numbers or variables. Common mathematical formulas make experimental data useful and meaningful. What Is a Formula? A mathematical…
read moreOverview: One problem-solving strategy in mathematics is to look for a pattern that will predict the next number in a sequence. That is often the first step to writing an…
read moreOverview: Matrices, like other numbers, variables, and expressions, can be involved in mathematical operations. The rules are different, as every element of each matrix must be included. Also, only certain…
read moreOverview: A matrix is an array of rows and columns that contain numbers or variables. Each position in the matrix is specific and serves a distinct purpose. Matrices can be defined…
read moreOverview: The world of fractal geometry is usually pictured in beautiful images of self-similarity. Although the images are intricate, they are based on relatively simple calculations and replacements. What Is…
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