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It is generally believed that algebra originated from the early arithmetic used in Babylonia around 1800-1600 b.c. Clay tablets bearing mathematical and algebraic tables show that the Babylonians had a rudimentary understanding of algebra and were able...

Algebra tiles are used to model integers and variables to aid in learning addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of positive and negative values. Algebra tiles are especially useful in modeling multiplication and division because their...

Algebra is a branch of mathematics that uses variables to solve equations. When solving an algebraic problem, at least one variable will be unknown. Using the numbers and expressions that are given, the unknown variable(s) can be determined. The...

Algebra is often referred to as a generalization of arithmetic. As such, it is a collection of rules: rules for translating words into the symbolic notation of mathematics, rules for formulating mathematical statements using symbolic notation, and...

Algebra is a branch of mathematics concerning the study of structure, relation and quantity. The name is derived from the treatise written by the Persian[1] mathematician, astronomer, astrologer and geographer, Muhammad bin Mūsā al-Khwārizmī titled...

I was disappointed by the example given of a supposedly non- algebra problem used in Maryland state algebra tests ["Algebra = X in One School, Y in Another," front page, Aug. 19]. The problem was to determine which of four inequalities is valid for...

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Nine states have come together for the first time to develop a common high school math test, a move described by some as a step toward national educational standards.State standards, and tests based on them, vary wildly for subjects as basic as math, English and...

When Scott Landry flunked a math class in his Townsend high school this year, he was told he would not make it into the 10th grade unless he went to summer school.So how was the 14-year-old starting his third week of a summer algebra class?"I'm...