Are you good with numbers and diagrams?
Do you have any idea about the concepts and procedures of algebra?
Do you want to learn different algebra topics?

Algebra is one of the most important parts of mathematics that is why we see students learning the algebraic expressions in school and colleges more often. Many of the techniques of algebraic computation are now being used in other sciences as well. If you want to excel in the above mentioned fields (physics, astronomy, geometry, and economics), you need to be well aware of algebraic expressions.

This effective and efficient guide is beneficial for people who have a little know how about the algebraic expressions in the past. This course will help you in learning:

- Integer Operations such as properties of Integers, absolute Value (Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying & Dividing), Order of Operations Perimeter and Area of Rectangles, Squares & Triangles
- Fractions and Decimals (Simplifying and evaluating Fractions and algebraic expressions,
- Mathematical Operations with Fractions, Rounding Decimals, Decimals and Applications, Fraction to Decimal Conversion, Scientific Notation)
- Rates, Ratios, percent and unit conversions
- What are Commutative and associative properties?
- Perimeter and area of rectangles, triangles, squares, and circles
- Rounding decimals to appropriate place value
- Converting between scientific notation and standard notation
- Algebraic Expressions and Equations (Solving a Linear Equation, Pythagorean Theorem)
- How to write a linear equation?
- Solving and graphing Linear Equations (Slope of a Line, Writing a Linear Equation, Slope and Slope-Intercept Form)

This free guide has exclusively been designed and prepared for people who want to excel in the field of mathematics and do not have appropriate knowledge in this field.

Author Bio:

These video tutorials are presented by Kelly Vetter (an instructor at Wake Technical Community College) Sue Ann Austin (instructor at Wake Technical Community College), Rachel Meltzer (lead tutor at Udacity) and Andy Brown (course developer at Udacity).