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ALGEBRA Areas of focus: Expanding and factoring terms Solving an equation for an unknown Quadratic and biquadratic equations Logarithms and Exponents ... Inequalities Expanding and factoring terms: The basic rules used for reorganization of terms in an expression are The following relations are useful in either expanding or factoring simple algebraic expressions. x + A x + B = ( x + a)( x + b), where A = a + b, B = ab Solving an equation for an unknown: The four basic operation of reorganization, regrouping, multiplication by a common factor, and division by a common factor can be used to solve for a unknown variable in an equation Reorganization: Reorganization is the process of moving the terms separated by addition, subtraction, or equality signs. When reorganization moves a term from one side of an equality to another, then the sing of the term must be changed. The following is a simple example of reorganization. All the equations convey the same information. Regrouping: The process of regrouping involves the gathering of term with common factors together. This process frequently involves reorganization, expansion of term and factoring of common expressions. The following is a simple example of regrouping of terms.

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