1. Recognize algebraic and functional vocabulary
and symbols.
2. Evaluate and perform algebraic operations
on polynomial, rational, radical, and exponential expressions.
3. Apply algebraic definitions, properties,
and concepts to the solutions of linear, absolute value, and quadratic equations.
4. Graph linear and quadratic functions, parabolas,
and circles.
5. Model and solve real world situations with
appropriate mathematical notation.
Emphasizes intermediate concepts
of algebra such as Rational Numbers, systems of
equations in two and three variables, absolute value equations and inequalities,
radical
expressions, rational exponents, Complex Numbers, quadratic equations, graphing
linear
and quadratic functions, and graphing parabolas and circles.
MATH 45
RDG 56 or the equivalent skill level as determined
by the Southwestern College Reading Assessment or equivalent
WEEK 1 LECTURES: 1/13 |
WEEK 7 LECTURES: |
WEEK 13 LECTURES: 4/7 |
WEEK 15 LECTURES: 4/26 4/26 cont 4/28 4/28 cont 4/28 cont2 |
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WEEK 4 LECTURES: 2/1 |
WEEK 10 LECTURES: 3/17 |
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WEEK 11 LECTURES: 3/22 |
WEEK 17 LECTURES: 5/12 |
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WEEK 12 LECTURES: 3/29 |
WEEK 18 LECTURES: FINAL EXAM: TUESDAY 5/17/11 FROM 10:30AM-12:30PM |
EXAMS
| EXAM 1 | EXAM 2 | EXAM 3 |
| EXAM 5 |
Simplifying Complex Rational Expression
WORKSHEETS
| 7.1 | |
| 7.2-7.3 | |
| 7.4-7.5 | |
| 7.6 | |
| 7.7-7.8 | |
| WS 10.5-10.6 | |
WS 12.1-12.2 |