MATH 098
Introductory Algebra II
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of Math 098, the student
should be able to:
- Simply algebraic
expressions.
- Write the equation
of a line from data.
- Calculate the length
of a line segment.
- Solve linear systems
in two variables using graphing and algebraic methods.
- Set up and solve
application problems using linear systems.
- Interpret and solve
linear inequalities.
- Add, subtract,
multiply and divide polynomials.
- Factor trinomials
including expressions with more than one factoring step.
- Solve quadratic
equations by appropriate methods.
- Graph quadratic
equations.
- Extract information
from quadratic models.
- Add, subtract,
multiply and divide basic rational expressions (algebraic fractions).
- Solve basic rational
equations.
- Set up and solve
application problems using inverse variation, direct variation and
proportions.
- Simplify exponent
expressions using the laws of exponents.
- Convert from radical
notation to rational exponent notation and from exponent notation to radical notation.
- Solve basic
exponential equations and simplify square root expressions.
- Add, subtract and
multiply radical expressions.
- Solve basic radical
equations.
- Identify independent
and dependent variables.
- Identify domains of
linear and quadratic functions.
- Analyze geometric
relationships and solve geometric application problems.