Power Algebra Book 1

The Power Algebra Books Algebra Book One - Physical Product  Professor B methodology carefully nurtures children's perception of connection and flow in arithmetic so they experience enjoyment and mastery of math content. To nurture learners' perception of connection and flow, Professor B Algebra integrates Pre-algebra, Algebra I and Algebra II into a single, ungraded curriculum in three volumes.  Each concept is covered thoroughly, with clarity. Each textbook contains the answers and can usually be completed in 2 - 3 years, even by children as young as 9 who have completed Prof. B Level 3. Algebra Book One is a physical product (8.5 x 11 inches paperback) and can be used as a text only with the student writing their answers in a notebook, or can be used as a consumable workbook, as the exercises are included.   Algebra Book 2 and Algebra Book 3 are attached as Digital Downloads to your email at the time of purchase.   Table of Contents Book One include these topics: Introducing Integers Adding Integers and Three Methods for Subtracting Integers Simplifying Expressions Involving Sums and Differences of Integers and Combining Like Terms Multiplying and Dividing with Integers Multiplying and Dividing with Powers The Positive, Negative and Zero Exponents Multiplication/Division with Monomials and Expressions Involving Negative and Zero Exponents Evaluation of Algebraic Expressions and Order of Operations Adding and Subtracting with Polynomials Multiplying with Polynomials and Factoring by Removing the Highest Common Factor Multiplying with Polynomials and Factoring Trinomials of the Form ax² + bx + c and ax² + bxy + cy² Multiplying with Polynomials and Factoring the Difference of Two Squares Multiplying with Polynomials and Factoring the Sum and Difference of Two Cubes Multiplying with Polynomials and Factoring by Grouping Multiplying with Polynomials and More Advanced Factoring Multiplying with Polynomials and Factoring Completely Dividing with Polynomials and Synthetic Division Binomial Expansion Distinguishing Between Sums and Products – The Real Numbers – Reducing Rational Expressions to Lowest Terms Multiplying and Dividing with Rational Expressions