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College Algebra - University of Wisconsin–Madison

College AlgebraVersion 3 = Stitz, Zeager, Community College Lorain County Community CollegeModified byJoel Robbin and Mike SchroederUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonJune 29, 2010 Table of ContentsPrefacev0 Basic The Laws of Algebra .. Kinds of Numbers .. Exponents .. Absolute Value .. Solving Equations .. Exercises .. Answers .. 141 The Cartesian Coordinate Plane .. in the Plane .. Relations .. Graphs of Equations .. Three Interesting Curves .. 692 Introduction to Functions .. 83ivTable of .. Function Notation .. Function Arithmetic .. Graphs of Functions .. Function Behavior .. Transformations .. 1513 Linear and Quadratic Linear Functions .. Defining Functions (Word Problems).

Basic Algebra 0.1 The Laws of Algebra Terminology and Notation. In this section we review the notations used in algebra. Some are peculiar to this book. For example the notation A:= B indicates that the equality holds by de nition of the notations involved. Two other notations which will become important when we solve equations are =) and ().

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