Е.С.Кочетков, Алгебра және элементар функциялар 9-сынып, 1-бөлім, 1974
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Chapter I. Linear equations and inequalities
Theory
Page 4
§ 1. Identities
Theory
Page 4
§ 2. Equations
Theory
Page 7
§ 3. Linear functions and their graphs
Theory
Page 9
§ 4. Linear equations
Theory
Page 13
§ 5. Solving the equation mx = n graphically
Theory
Page 16
§ 6. Equations reducible to linear equations
Theory
Page 17
§ 7. Equations with the unknown under the absolute value sign
Theory
Page 19
§ 8. Interval method
Theory
Page 21
§ 9. Inequalities
Theory
Page 22
§ 10. Main properties of numerical inequalities
Theory
Page 24
§ 11. Termwise addition and subtraction of inequalities
Theory
Page 26
§ 12. Termwise multiplication of inequalities
Theory
Page 27
§ 13. Compound inequalities
Theory
Page 29
§ 14. True and false inequalities
Theory
Page 30
§ 15. Some methods for proving inequalities
Theory
Page 31
§ 16. The theorem on arithmetic and geometric means
Theory
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§ 17. Theorems on constant sum and constant product
Theory
Page 36
§ 18. Approximate values of a number. Property of the absolute value of a sum
Theory
Page 38
§ 19. Addition and subtraction of approximate numbers
Theory
Page 40
§ 20. Equivalent inequalities and their properties
Theory
Page 42
§ 21. Linear inequalities
Theory
Page 46
§ 22. Solving the inequality mx > n graphically
Theory
Page 49
§ 23. Systems of linear inequalities
Theory
Page 50
§ 24. Fractional-linear functions
Theory
Page 52
§ 25. Inequalities with the unknown under the absolute value sign
Theory
Page 55
§ 26. System of two linear equations with two unknowns. Consistent and inconsistent systems
Theory
Page 57
§ 27. Determinant of the second order
Theory
Page 59
§ 28. Condition for a second-order determinant to be zero
Theory
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§ 29. Main and auxiliary determinants of a system of two linear equations with two unknowns
Theory
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§ 30. Cramer's rule
Theory
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§ 31. Case when the main determinant of a system is zero and at least one auxiliary determinant is nonzero
Theory
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§ 32. Case when the main determinant and both auxiliary determinants of a system are zero
Theory
Page 70
§ 33. Solving a system of two linear equations with two unknowns using basic properties of equations
Theory
Page 73
§ 34. Solving systems of linear equations graphically
Theory
Page 76
Review problems
Problem
Page 78
Chapter II. Real numbers
Theory
Page 82
§ 35. Rational numbers
Theory
Page 82
§ 36. Operations with rational numbers
Theory
Page 84
§ 37. Geometric representation of rational numbers
Theory
Page 87
§ 38. Writing rational numbers as decimal fractions
Theory
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§ 39. Finding square roots of rational numbers
Theory
Page 93
§ 40. Commensurable and incommensurable segments
Theory
Page 95
§ 41. Length of a segment incommensurable with the unit length
Theory
Page 98
§ 42. Real numbers
Theory
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§ 43. Comparing real numbers
Theory
Page 101
§ 44. Geometric representation of real numbers
Theory
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§ 45. Decimal approximations of real numbers
Theory
Page 106
§ 46. Addition of real numbers
Theory
Page 109
§ 47. Multiplication of real numbers
Theory
Page 111
§ 48. Subtraction and division of real numbers
Theory
Page 114
Review problems
Problem
Page 118
Chapter III. Quadratic trinomial
Theory
Page 120
§ 49. Completing the square in a quadratic trinomial
Theory
Page 120
§ 50. Quadratic equations
Theory
Page 121
§ 51. Special forms of quadratic equations
Theory
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§ 52. Vieta's theorem
Theory
Page 126
§ 53. Studying the signs of roots of a quadratic equation by its coefficients
Theory
Page 128
§ 54. Factoring a quadratic trinomial into linear factors
Theory
Page 131
§ 55. Constructing a quadratic equation from given roots
Theory
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§ 56. Biquadratic equations
Theory
Page 134
§ 57. Graph of a quadratic function
Theory
Page 135
§ 58. Examples of constructing graphs of quadratic functions
Theory
Page 139
§ 59. Characteristic points of a parabola
Theory
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§ 60. Extremum value of the function y = ax² + bx + c
Theory
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§ 61. Quadratic inequalities
Theory
Page 145
§ 62. Examples of solving quadratic inequalities
Theory
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§ 63. Solving some systems of equations
Theory
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§ 64. Solving some systems of equations graphically
Theory
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§ 65. Irrational equations
Theory
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§ 66. Examples of solving irrational equations
Theory
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§ 67. From the history of algebra development
Other
Page 157
Review problems
Problem
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Chapter IV. Power with rational exponent. Power function
Theory
Page 161
§ 68. Power with natural exponent. Raising a product and quotient to a power
Theory
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§ 69. Multiplying and dividing powers with the same base
Theory
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§ 70. Comparing powers
Theory
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§ 71. Powers with zero and negative exponents
Theory
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§ 72. Properties of powers with integer exponents
Theory
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§ 73. n = 1, 2, 3 болғандағы y = xⁿ функциясы
Theory
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§ 74. The function y = xⁿ for n = −1 and n = −2
Theory
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§ 76. nth root of a positive number a
Theory
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§ 77. Arithmetic value of a root
Theory
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§ 78. nth root of a negative number −a
Theory
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§ 79. Extracting roots from a product and quotient
Theory
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§ 80. Extracting a root from a power. Raising a root to a power. Extracting a root from a root
Theory
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§ 81. Taking a factor out of a radical and bringing a factor under a radical
Theory
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§ 82. Multiplying and dividing roots
Theory
Page 190
§ 83. Rationalizing the denominator of a fraction
Theory
Page 191
§ 84. Power of a positive number with a positive fractional exponent
Theory
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§ 85. Main properties of powers of a positive number with positive fractional exponent
Theory
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§ 86. Power of a positive number with a negative fractional exponent
Theory
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§ 87. The function y = xʳ for r = 1/2 and r = −1/3
Theory
Page 202
§ 88. General properties of power functions
Theory
Page 203
Review problems
Problem
Page 206
Chapter V. Trigonometric functions
Theory
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§ 89. Concept of a vector and an axis
Theory
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§ 90. Projection of a vector on an axis
Theory
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§ 91. Free and bound vectors
Theory
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§ 92. Coordinates of a vector on the plane
Theory
Page 212
§ 93. Generalization of the concepts of angle and arc
Theory
Page 215
§ 94. Theorem on the ratio of a vector's coordinates to its length
Theory
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§ 95. Definition of trigonometric functions of an angle
Theory
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§ 96. Trigonometric circle. Tangent and cotangent axes
Theory
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§ 97. Constructing an angle from given trigonometric function values
Theory
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§ 98. Values of trigonometric functions of some angles
Theory
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§ 99. Evenness of trigonometric functions
Theory
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§ 100. Periodicity of sin φ and cos φ
Theory
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§ 101. Periodicity of tg φ and ctg φ
Theory
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§ 102. On periodic functions
Theory
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§ 103. Variation of sin φ and cos φ
Theory
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§ 104. Variation of tg φ and ctg φ
Theory
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§ 105. Tables of trigonometric function values
Theory
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§ 106. Using trigonometric tables to find an angle from trigonometric function values
Theory
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§ 107. Radian measure of angles and arcs
Theory
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§ 108. Trigonometric functions of a numerical argument
Theory
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§ 109. Algebraic relations between trigonometric functions of the same argument
Theory
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§ 110. Finding other trigonometric function values of an angle from one value
Theory
Page 251
§ 111. Reduction formulas
Theory
Page 253
§ 112. Determining trigonometric functions of any angle using tables
Theory
Page 257
§ 113. Graph of y = sin x
Theory
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§ 114. Graph of y = cos x
Theory
Page 264
§ 115. Graphs of y = tg x and y = ctg x
Theory
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§ 116. Proving trigonometric identities
Theory
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§ 117. Arcsine of a number a
Theory
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§ 118. Equation sin x = a
Theory
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§ 119. Arccosine of a number a
Theory
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§ 120. Equation cos x = a
Theory
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§ 121. Arctangent and arccotangent of a number a
Theory
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§ 122. Equations tg x = a and ctg x = a
Theory
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§ 123. More complex trigonometric equations
Theory
Page 290
§ 124. Homogeneous equations
Theory
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§ 125. Solving trigonometric equations graphically
Theory
Page 295
§ 126. Trigonometric inequalities
Theory
Page 296
Review problems
Problem
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Chapter VI. Number sequences
Theory
Page 302
§ 127. Number sequences and ways of defining them. Finite and infinite sequences
Theory
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§ 128. Monotone sequences
Theory
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§ 129. Bounded and unbounded number sequences
Theory
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§ 130. Limit of an infinite number sequence
Theory
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§ 131. Examples
Theory
Page 308
§ 132. Convergent and divergent number sequences
Theory
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§ 133. Monotone and bounded sequences
Theory
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§ 134. The number e
Theory
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§ 135. Variable quantities and their limits
Theory
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§ 136. Main theorems on limits
Theory
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§ 137. q модулі 1-ден кіші болғандағы lim q^n
Theory
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§ 138. What is circumference?
Theory
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§ 139. Formula for finding circumference
Theory
Page 325
§ 140. Finding approximate values of π
Theory
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§ 141. Area of a disk
Theory
Page 327
§ 142. Arithmetic progression
Theory
Page 329
§ 143. Property of an arithmetic progression
Theory
Page 331
§ 144. Sum of terms of an arithmetic progression
Theory
Page 331
§ 145. Geometric progression. Formula for the general term of a geometric progression
Theory
Page 334
§ 146. Property of a geometric progression with positive terms
Theory
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§ 147. Sum of terms of a geometric progression
Theory
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§ 148. Sum of an infinite decreasing geometric progression
Theory
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Review problems
Problem
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Answers to exercises
Answer
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