Ә.Н.Шыныбеков. Алгебра 8-сынып, 2012
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Foreword
Other
Page 3
Review of Grade 7 material
Problem
Page 4
Chapter I. Square root
Theory
Page 14
1. Definition of a square root
Theory
Page 14
1.1. Concept of a square root
Theory
Page 14
1.2. Arithmetic square root
Theory
Page 15
2. Concept of an irrational number
Theory
Page 21
2.1. Approximate calculation of a square root
Theory
Page 21
2.2. Irrational numbers. Set of real numbers
Theory
Page 22
3. Correspondence between real numbers and points on a line
Theory
Page 31
3.1. Integer and fractional parts of a number
Theory
Page 31
3.2. Correspondence between real numbers and points on a line
Theory
Page 32
3.3. Some numerical intervals and their representation by inequalities
Theory
Page 36
4. Properties of square roots
Theory
Page 41
4.1. Properties of square roots
Theory
Page 41
4.2. Transforming expressions containing square roots
Theory
Page 42
5. Graph of the square-root function
Theory
Page 50
5.1. The square-root function and its graph
Theory
Page 50
5.2. Application of square roots in geometry
Theory
Page 52
Additional problems for Chapter I
Problem
Page 57
Chapter II. Quadratic equations
Theory
Page 61
1. Quadratic equation and its roots
Theory
Page 61
1.1. Definition of a quadratic equation
Theory
Page 61
1.2. Solving incomplete quadratic equations
Theory
Page 62
2. Quadratic formula
Theory
Page 68
2.1. General form of the formula
Theory
Page 68
2.2. Formula when b is even
Theory
Page 70
3. Vieta's theorem
Theory
Page 74
3.1. Vieta's theorem
Theory
Page 74
3.2. Converse theorem
Theory
Page 75
3.3. The case when a plus or minus b plus c equals zero
Theory
Page 76
4. Properties of the roots of a quadratic equation
Theory
Page 81
4.1. Studying the roots of quadratic equations
Theory
Page 81
4.2. Factoring a quadratic trinomial
Theory
Page 82
5. Rational equations. Problems reducible to quadratic equations
Theory
Page 86
5.1. Rational equations
Theory
Page 86
5.2. Problems reducible to a quadratic equation
Problem
Page 87
6. Solving systems of second-degree equations
Theory
Page 94
Additional problems for Chapter II
Problem
Page 99
Chapter III. Quadratic function
Theory
Page 101
1. Quadratic function and its graph
Theory
Page 101
1.1. Graph of the function y equals ax squared
Theory
Page 102
1.2. Graph of y equals a times the square of x minus m
Theory
Page 103
1.3. Graph of y equals a times the square of x minus m plus n
Theory
Page 103
2. Transformations of a function graph
Theory
Page 110
2.1. Translation of a function graph
Theory
Page 110
2.2. Graph of a linear fractional function
Theory
Page 111
2.3. Graphs of functions containing absolute value
Theory
Page 112
3. Some properties of functions
Theory
Page 119
3.1. Zeros of a function and the concept of constant sign
Theory
Page 119
3.2. Intervals on which a function keeps a constant sign
Theory
Page 120
3.3. Intervals of increase and decrease. Function extrema
Theory
Page 122
3.4. Even and odd functions
Theory
Page 125
4. Solving an equation and a system of equations in two variables graphically
Theory
Page 132
4.1. Solving an equation graphically
Theory
Page 132
4.2. Solving a system of equations in two variables graphically
Theory
Page 134
Additional problems for Chapter III
Problem
Page 137
Chapter IV. Quadratic inequalities
Theory
Page 140
1. Proving inequalities
Theory
Page 140
1.1. Properties of numerical inequalities
Theory
Page 140
1.2. Methods of proving inequalities
Theory
Page 142
2. Solving quadratic inequalities
Theory
Page 149
2.1. Concept of solving inequalities
Theory
Page 149
2.2. Solving quadratic inequalities in one variable
Theory
Page 149
2.3. Solving quadratic inequalities in one variable graphically
Theory
Page 151
2.4. Solving systems of inequalities in one variable
Theory
Page 153
3. Solving rational inequalities
Theory
Page 158
4. Representation of plane figures by equations, inequalities in two variables and their systems
Theory
Page 164
4.1. Equations in two variables
Theory
Page 164
4.2. Geometric meaning of inequalities in two variables
Theory
Page 165
5. Statistical characteristics
Theory
Page 170
5.1. Population and sample
Theory
Page 170
5.2. Variance and standard deviation
Theory
Page 171
Additional problems for Chapter IV
Problem
Page 178
Supplementary materials for advanced study of mathematics
Theory
Page 183
Chapter I. Real numbers
Theory
Page 183
1. Natural numbers. Divisibility tests
Theory
Page 183
1.1. Natural numbers and their properties
Theory
Page 183
1.2. Divisibility tests
Theory
Page 185
2. Prime and composite numbers
Theory
Page 188
2.1. Prime and composite numbers
Theory
Page 188
2.2. Fundamental theorem of arithmetic
Theory
Page 188
2.3. Canonical factorization of natural numbers
Theory
Page 190
3. Greatest common divisor and least common multiple
Theory
Page 192
3.1. Greatest common divisor and least common multiple of numbers
Theory
Page 192
3.2. Properties of common divisors and common multiples
Theory
Page 193
4. Division of integers with remainder
Theory
Page 198
4.1. Subtraction. Integers
Theory
Page 198
4.2. Division of integers with remainder
Theory
Page 199
4.3. Euclidean algorithm
Theory
Page 200
5. Solving linear indeterminate equations
Theory
Page 203
5.1. Concept of indeterminate equations
Theory
Page 203
5.2. Solving linear indeterminate equations
Theory
Page 204
6. Pigeonhole principle
Theory
Page 207
Additional problems for Chapter I, advanced level
Problem
Page 209
Supplementary materials and problems for Chapter II
Problem
Page 211
7. Division of a polynomial by a polynomial
Theory
Page 211
8. Remainder theorem. Property of integer roots of polynomials with integer coefficients
Theory
Page 214
Equations and systems of equations
Theory
Page 218
1. Algebraic equations and their roots. Equivalent equations
Theory
Page 218
2. Rational equations
Theory
Page 221
3. Biquadratic equations. Solving equations by introducing a new variable
Theory
Page 226
4. Symmetric equations
Theory
Page 228
5. Solving higher-degree equations by factoring
Theory
Page 232
6. Irrational equations
Theory
Page 235
7. Equations containing absolute value
Theory
Page 240
8. Equations with parameters
Theory
Page 243
9. Methods for solving systems of equations
Theory
Page 247
10. Problems reducible to systems of equations
Problem
Page 252
Additional problems for Chapter III, advanced level
Problem
Page 255
Additional problems for Chapter IV, advanced level
Problem
Page 258
Subject index
Other
Page 263
Answers
Answer
Page 264
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