Intermediate Algebra Placement Test Flashcards
The order of operations with signed numbers.
Order of operations Parentheses Exponents Multiplication Division Addition Subtration
Arithmetic operations using signed numbers: add, subtract, multiply, divide, raise to powers.
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Simplifying numbers raised to powers.
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Working with ratios and proportions.
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Working with the area of a rectangle, a circle, a triangle.
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Reducing a fraction involving integers, variables, or a combination of both.
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Simplifying expressions with variables by combining like terms.
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Using the distributive law to simplify an algebraic expression.
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Solving a linear equation.
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Solving a quadratic equation.
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Solving equations with a variable in either the numerator, denominator, or both.
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Solving a system of linear equations.
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Solving a linear inequality and graphing the solution.
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Simplifying a rational expression using exponent laws.
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Rewriting factors with non-negative exponents.
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Factoring a quadratic expression.
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Using factoring of polynomials to reduce a rational algebraic expression.
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Using factoring when two algebraic fractions are multiplied or divided.
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Using a formula.
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Expanding a binomial squared.
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Multiplying two binomials and simplifying the result.
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Evaluating expressions with given values for variables.
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Rewriting a formula for a specific variable.
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Writing an equation from the information given in a word problem.
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Identifying the coordinates of a point.
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For a linear equation, determining either the x-intercept, the y-intercept, or both.
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Matching the graph of a line to its equation.
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Extracting a perfect root from a radical expression.
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Simplifying radical expressions using root and exponent properties.
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Working with complex fractions.
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Working with numbers that have exponents that are rational and real numbers.
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Working with function notation.
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Rationalizing either the denominator or the numerator of a fraction containing a root.
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Combining two rational algebraic expressions by determining a common denominator.
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