Introduction to Number Systems
ch1-introduction
Rational Numbers
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Exercise 1.1 - Detailed Solutions
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Irrational Numbers
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Exercise 1.2 - Detailed Solutions
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Real Numbers & Decimal Expansions
ch1-real-decimals
Exercise 1.3 - Detailed Solutions
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Operations on Real Numbers
ch1-operations
Rationalizing the Denominator
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Exercise 1.4 & 1.5 - Solutions
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Laws of Exponents for Real Numbers
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Chapter 1 Summary
ch1-summary
What is a Polynomial?
ch2-introduction
Types of Polynomials
ch2-types
Zeroes of a Polynomial
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Exercise 2.1 - Detailed Solutions
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Remainder Theorem
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Factor Theorem
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Algebraic Identities
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Exercise 2.4 - Identity Applications
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Chapter 2 Summary
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How many lines pass through two distinct points?
One and only one line (Euclid's 1st postulate)
If AC=BD, prove AB=CD
Given: AC=BD
AC=AB+BC BD=BC+CD
Since AC=BD: AB+BC=BC+CD
Subtracting BC (Axiom 3): AB=CD ✓