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Algebraic Expressions and Algebraic Fractions - AlgeBasics Algebraic terms, Notations in Algebra, Simplifying Algebraic Expressions, Algebraic Fractions and Indices
Learn Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Using Easy and Effective Methods.
AlgeBasics 4.1 Screenshots: (Macintosh)/(Windows) Sample Report 100% CLEAN award granted by Softpedia: (Mac)/(Windows) Tested Safe and spyware free by CNET
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Tutorial Introduces the rules for basic algebra - the multiplication and division of algebraic terms, followed by the concept of addition and subtraction. Teaches the easy way to remove brackets. The methods can be applied to all sums, both easy and complicated ones, unlike some methods which are only suitable for simple sums. Simple mental exercises at the end of each session help to strengthen the concepts learnt. It also teaches addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of algebraic fractions and indices.
Practice AlgeBasics is capable of generating thousands of sums on algebraic expressions, algebraic fractions or indices for drills to ensure that the student masters these very important basic skills in algebra.
Algebraic Expressions It includes sums on addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, order of calculations, removal of brackets and simple indices such as 2b2 x 5c x 3b. The sums get progressively more difficult if a student is doing well. If a student is doing badly, the numbers will be kept simple to let him focus on the concepts.
Algebraic Fractions Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of algebraic fractions. Simplifying algebraic fractions by cancelling and removal of brackets.
Indices Includes addition, subtraction and multiplication of positive and negative indices and miscellaneous sums requiring a combination of these methods.
Worked Examples More than 200 worked examples provide help for students who have difficulty in doing the sums.
Reports You can print out a report at the end of each practice session. The report shows each sum with its correct answer and the student's answer marked. It also includes the percentage score, the average time taken to do each sum and other details.
Special Features Unlike some other programs, AlgeBasics is able to accept alternative correct answers. For example, 1x+2y or x + 2y or 2y + 1x or 2y + x or 2y+x, etc will all be marked as correct for the standard answer x + 2y. This feature is very important because it avoids confusing the student if a correct answer is marked as wrong. It allows two players
to compete with each other on one computer, reducing the number of computers
required for a class by half. Each player can do the sums at his own pace. Sums on algebraic fractions and indices are displayed in easy-to-read textbook style.
Level: Secondary One, or Year 7 (Age: 12 years) and above
System requirements:
PowerPC Macintosh,
including G3, G4 & G5 (Runs on Intel Macs under Rosetta) Macintosh Classic OS 8.1 - 9.2, 4.6MB HD space, 6MB RAM
Screen resolution 800 x 600 at 16 bits or better
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