Algebra is the branch of mathematics that deals with symbols (or variables) and the rules for manipulating them.
It is mainly divided into two types:
- Elementary Algebra (Taught in Schools): Deals with variables and operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and powers.
Example, x + 10 = 100, x2 - 2x + 1 = 5, and x + y = 20. - Abstract Algebra (Taught in Colleges): Deals with groups, rings, and fields instead of normal variables (representing numbers).
Why Learn Algebra
- Builds strong logical thinking and problem-solving skills useful in academics and daily life.
- Forms the foundation for advanced topics like calculus, coordinate geometry, and statistics.
- Used in science, engineering, economics, computer science, and data analysis.
- Helps solve real-world problems involving patterns, relationships, and unknown values.
Pre-algebra
Core Topics
Equations
Systems of Equations and Polynomials
Factorization & Quadratics
Practice
Practice questions at different difficulty levels, including linear and quadratic equations, to help you sharpen your skills and prepare for exams.
For Programmers
Algebra concepts for programmers, including coding solutions for linear and quadratic equations.
