MATH 099
Intermediate Algebra
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of Math 099, the student
should be able to:
- Evaluate expressions
using function notation.
- Represent functions
using formulas, tables and graphs.
- Write the equation
of a line from data.
- Identify the domain
of functions.
- Identify parallel
and perpendicular lines.
- Solve linear systems
in two variables using graphing and algebraic methods.
- Set up and solve
application problems using linear systems.
- Solve quadratic
equations by factoring, completing the square and the quadratic formula.
- Determine the number
of solutions to a quadratic equation using the discriminant.
- Graph a quadratic
function and determine itŐs vertex and intercepts.
- Set up and solve
quadratic application problems.
- Add, subtract,
multiply, divide and factor polynomials.
- Add, subtract,
multiply and divide rational expressions (algebraic fractions).
- Solve rational
equations.
- Set up and solve
application problems using inverse variation, direct variation and proportions.
- Simplify radical
expressions and solve radical equations.
- Convert from radical
notation to rational exponent notation and from exponent notation to
radical notation.
- Convert from
logarithmic form to exponential form; and from exponential form to
logarithmic form.
- Solve exponential
and logarithmic equations.
- Graph exponential
and logarithmic functions.
- Solve exponential
and logarithmic application problems.