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MATH 100 Course Outline

This document provides a course outline for Math 100: College and Advanced Algebra at Grace Mission College. The course covers 10 topics including sets, the algebra of numbers, algebraic expressions, the geometry of real numbers, functions and their graphical representation, linear and quadratic functions, polynomial functions, inverse functions, permutations, combinations and the binomial theorem, and exponential and logarithmic functions. This is a temporary outline subject to approval by the program Dean, but most topics listed are expected to be included.

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MATH 100 Course Outline

This document provides a course outline for Math 100: College and Advanced Algebra at Grace Mission College. The course covers 10 topics including sets, the algebra of numbers, algebraic expressions, the geometry of real numbers, functions and their graphical representation, linear and quadratic functions, polynomial functions, inverse functions, permutations, combinations and the binomial theorem, and exponential and logarithmic functions. This is a temporary outline subject to approval by the program Dean, but most topics listed are expected to be included.

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GRACE MISSION COLLEGE

Catiningan, Socorro, Oriental Mindoro

MATH 100: COLLEGE AND ADVANCE ALGEBRA

Course Outline

Topics included are:

1. SETS
• Sets and basic notation
• Subsets and counting
• Operations on sets
2. THE ALGEBRA OF NUMBERS
• The algebra of counting numbers
• Additive inverses and subtraction
• Integers and factorizations
• Multiplicative inverses and division
• Rational and irrational real numbers
3. ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
• Addition of algebraic expressions
• Multiplication of algebraic expressions
• Division of algebraic expressions
• Special products
• Factors and factoring
• Simplification of fractions
• Addition of fractions
• Multiplication and Division of fractions
• Integral and zero exponents
• Rational exponents
• Radicals
• Addition and subtraction of radicals
• Multiplication and division of radicals
4. THE GEOMETRY OF REAL NUMBERS
• Order axioms for the real numbers
• A one-dimensional coordinate system
• A two-dimensional coordinate system
• The distance formula and the slope formula
5. FUNCTIONS AND THEIR GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION
• Functions and relations
• Graphical representation of function and relation
6. LINEAR AND QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS
• The linear function
• Arithmetic progressions
• The quadratic function
• Solution of the quadratic equation
• Inequalities
• Relations between zeros and coefficients of the quadratic function
• Equations in quadratic form
• Equations involving radicals
• Variation
• Solution of two linear equations
• Algebraic solution of three linear equations
• Solution of one linear and one quadratic equation
7. POLYNOMIAL FUNCTIONS
• Certain theorems
• Graphing of polynomial functions
• General remarks on zeros and roots
• Rational roots
• Irrational roots
8. INVERSE FUNCTIONS
• Inverse functions
• Graphing of certain relations
9. PERMUTATIONS, COMBINATIONS, AND THE BINOMIAL THEOREM
• The fundamental principle
• Permutations
• Combinations
• The binomial theorem
10. EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
• The exponential function ax
• Geometric progressions
• Geometric progressions
• Geometric progressions with infinitely many terms
• The logarithmic function
• Common logarithm
• Computation by the use of logarithms

This is a temporary course outline for Math 100 which is still a subject for
verification and approval of the program Dean. Some changes may be applied but
most of the topics enlisted are guaranteed to be discussed.

Reference:

Vance, Elbridge P. (1983). Modern College Algebra Third Edition. Addison-Wesley


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