Algebraic Concepts and Notation

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to algebraic notation and operations.

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Algebra

A branch of mathematics that uses letters to represent general or unknown numbers.

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Variable

A letter or symbol used to represent an unknown quantity in algebra.

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Algebraic Notation

The method of writing mathematical ideas using letters and symbols.

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Order of Operations

The rules that dictate the sequence in which calculations are performed.

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Index Laws

Rules that govern the operations involving powers or indices.

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Inequality

A mathematical statement indicating that one quantity is greater than or less than another.

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Strict Inequalities

Inequalities that do not allow for equality (e.g., > and < ).

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Simultaneous Equations

A set of equations with multiple variables that are solved together.

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Common Difference

The constant amount added or subtracted to get from one term to the next in a linear sequence.

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n-th Term Formula

An algebraic expression that defines the position of terms within a sequence.

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Quadratic Sequence

A sequence where the second differences between terms are constant.

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Cubic Sequence

A sequence where the third differences between terms are constant.

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Linear Sequence

A sequence that increases or decreases by a constant amount.

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Term-to-Term Rule

A method to find the next term from the current term in a sequence.

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Position-to-Term Rule

An algebraic expression that allows you to find any term in a sequence based on its position.