Grade 8
79 Units, 209 Skills
Geometry - Angles and Transformations - Practice
Unit 1
Probability and Statistics - Mean, Median, and Mode - Practice
Unit 2
Triangle Area - Practice
Unit 3
Fraction Multiplication - Practice
Unit 4
Exponents - Division - Intro
Unit 5
Speed, Distance, and Time - Practice
Unit 6
Time - Elapsed Time - Advanced
Unit 7
Measurement - Units Practice - Metric
Unit 8
Exponents - Advanced
Unit 9
Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
Unit 10
Order of Operations - Advanced
Unit 11
Area and Perimeter Complex Shapes
Unit 12
Factoring and Primes - Advanced
Unit 13
Scientific Notation - Practice
Unit 14
Exponents - Multiplication and Division - Practice
Unit 15
Algebra Basic Concepts - Practice
Unit 16
Geometry - Shape Classification (3D) - Practice
Unit 17
Cartesian Grid Transformations - Intro
Unit 18
Triangle Area - Advanced
Unit 19
Geometry - Surface Area of 3D Shapes - Intro
Unit 20
Geometry - Volume of 3D Shapes - Intro
Unit 21
Rates and Ratios - Advanced
Unit 22
Probability and Counting - Single Event - Advanced
Unit 23
Patterning - Number Patterns Practice
Unit 24
Time - Elapsed Time, Negative - Advanced
Unit 25
Negative Integers - Intro
Unit 26
Division 3 by 2 Digit
Unit 27
Area and Perimeter Logic - Intro
Unit 28
Probability and Statistics - Counting and Probability Foundations
Unit 29
Factoring and Greatest Common Factor - Practice
Unit 30
Fraction Division - Intro
Unit 31
Geometry - Circle Area and Circumference - Practice
Unit 32
Geometry - Isosceles and Equilateral Triangles
Unit 33
Percentages - Practice
Unit 34
Digits and Divisibility - Practice
Unit 35
Cartesian Grid Geometry Logic - Intro
Unit 36
Pythagoras - Foundations
Unit 37
Decimal Multiplication - Advanced
Unit 38
Geometry - Intersecting, Parallel, and Perpendicular Lines
Unit 39
Percents and Simple Interest - Intro
Unit 40
Factoring and Lowest Common Multiple - Practice
Unit 41
Fraction Addition and Subtraction - Advanced
Unit 42
Squares and Square Roots - Practice
Unit 43
Decimal Division - Advanced
Unit 44
Fraction Addition and Subtraction, Mixed - Practice
Unit 45
Factoring, Multiplication, Division, Fractions - Intro
Unit 46
Exponents - Multiplication and Division - Advanced
Unit 47
Geometry - Circle Partial Area and Circumference - Intro
Unit 48
Patterning - Number Patterns Advanced
Unit 49
Measurement - Units Advanced - Metric
Unit 50
Geometry - Surface Area of 3D Shapes - Practice
Unit 51
Exponents - Power Law - Intro
Unit 52
Factoring and Greatest Common Factor - Advanced
Unit 53
Algebra Manipulating Variables - Intro
Unit 54
Geometry - Cylinders - Intro
Unit 55
Probability and Statistics - Counting and Probability Practice
Unit 56
Percentages - Advanced
Unit 57
Measurement - Unit Conversion Intro - Metric
Unit 58
Speed, Distance, and Time - Advanced
Unit 59
Ratios of Lengths - Intro
Unit 60
Cartesian Grid Geometry Logic - Practice
Unit 61
Percents and Simple Interest - Practice
Unit 62
Squares and Square Roots - Advanced
Unit 63
Area and Perimeter Logic - Practice
Unit 64
Slope - Intro
Unit 65
Algebra Basic Concepts - Advanced
Unit 66
Factoring and Lowest Common Multiple - Advanced
Unit 67
Probability and Statistics - Mean, Median, and Mode - Advanced
Unit 68
Geometry - Volume Logic with 3D Shapes - Intro
Unit 69
Scientific Notation - Multiplication and Division - Intro
Unit 70
Pythagoras - Intro
Unit 71
Negative Integers - Practice
Unit 72
Speed, Distance, and Time Logic Challenges - Intro
Unit 73
Factoring, Multiplication, Division, Fractions - Practice
Unit 74
Pythagorean Triples - Intro
Unit 75
Cartesian Grid Distance - Intro
Unit 76
Probability and Statistics - Factorial Form Intro
Unit 77
Exponents - Power Law - Practice
Unit 78
Pythagorean Theorem with Decimals - Intro
Unit 79
In this math unit, students begin by expanding and simplifying algebraic expressions focusing on multiplying bracketed terms with the same variable, setting a foundational understanding of polynomial operations. They then progress to evaluating algebraic expressions through variable substitution, dealing initially with simple and negative terms, and advancing to more complex situations involving squared terms and negative coefficients. The practice intensifies as students substitute values into multiple fractional squared and bracketed squared terms, reinforcing their capacity to manage and compute expressions under specified conditions. Further advancing their algebraic skills, students practice solving basic linear equations to isolate variables, first with two terms and progressing to three terms, enhancing their handling of various algebraic functions. The unit culminates with advanced algebra concepts where students translate balanced shapes into equations, focusing on establishing and solving ratios, and involves visual and analytical skills by substituting and subtracting to find solutions in complex algebraic contexts. This flow from foundational polynomial operations to complex variable substitution and application in real-world contexts challenges students to deepen their understanding and proficiency in algebra.more
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This math topic focuses on algebraic manipulation of fractions, specifically solving for unknown variables within fractional expressions. Students are required to isolate and identify a missing variable represented by a question mark (?) in various algebraic fraction equations. They must also simplify their answers when possible. The problems involve understanding and applying concepts of algebraic operations with fractions, which includes multiplication, division, and variable manipulation to solve equations. Each problem offers multiple choice answers, testing the student's ability to correctly manipulate and simplify the given equations.more
This math topic focuses on manipulating algebraic fractions, particularly solving and simplifying fractions in terms of variables. It integrates problem-solving skills from an algebraic perspective related to the broader themes of speed, distance, and time calculations. The questions require substituting in variables to find missing terms in fractional mathematical equations, with each problem presenting multiple choice answers that test the learner's ability to manipulate and reduce algebraic fractions correctly.more
This math topic focuses on solving equations involving fractions, specifically requiring participants to express a variable term in terms of other given variables and then simplify the result. The problems involve substitutive algebra where a variable term, represented by a question mark ('?'), must be isolated and expressed as a fraction involving other algebraic terms. Students are tasked with manipulating and simplifying algebraic fractions to the correct form among multiple choices, honing their skills in fraction manipulation and algebraic simplification within the context of basic algebraic concepts.more
Bracketed Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on algebraic function variable substitution, specifically dealing with bracketed terms that include negatives. It involves substituting given values for variables in algebraic expressions and then simplifying them. The skill practiced here is critical for understanding how to handle negative integers in algebraic contexts. Each question presents a different algebraic equation with specific values for the variables, asking students to find the result after properly substituting and performing the necessary arithmetic operations. This includes multiplying the substituted values and applying the correct arithmetic rules for dealing with negatives.more
Simple Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on algebraic function variable substitution with expressions involving simple terms and negative integers. Students practice substituting specific integer values, both positive and negative, into algebraic expressions to evaluate their results. Each question provides a different equation, where specific values for the variables are designated, and students need to compute and select the correct resultant value from multiple options. The primary skills honed include handling negative numbers, performing basic algebraic operations, and evaluating expressions accurately under given conditions.more
Variable Substitution to Equation - Bracketed Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing algebraic functions involving variable substitution into equations with negative integers and bracketed terms. Students solve expressions where specific values are substituted for variables, then calculate and simplify the equations. The equations often feature multiplication of integers, both positive and negative, and require attention to the rules of negative numbers within algebraic operations. Through multiple questions with multiple-choice answers, learners apply and enhance their understanding of handling negatives and algebraic simplification to compute correct outcomes from the given expressions.more
Variable Substitution to Equation - Simple Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on substituting variables into algebraic functions involving negative integers and simplifying the results. The problems provide practice in evaluating expressions based on specific values assigned to variables, which are mostly negative. Each question presents a different algebraic expression, and students must apply the substitutions to determine the resulting expression from multiple choices. The equations mostly involve basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication, testing understanding of how operations involving negatives work, as well as standard power operations and their influence on sign changes.more
Multiply Bracketed Terms, Same Variable (Level 1)
This math topic challenges students to expand and simplify bracketed algebraic expressions. Specifically, the subject focuses on multiplying terms of same variable enclosed in brackets. This topic forms a crucial part of advanced polynomials and quadratics. To test understanding, students need to identify an expression equivalent to the one given among multiple options. For example, students might be asked to determine which expressions are equivalent to (r + 8)(r + 5), (p + 7)(p + 5), or (z + 3)(z + 3).more
Same Variable Times Bracketed Terms (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on simplifying algebraic functions, specifically involving a single variable multiplied by bracketed terms. It is part of a broader introduction to polynomials and quadratics. Each problem presents an expression for students to expand and equate it with one of the multiple-choice answers, testing their ability to manipulate algebraic expressions accurately. Example exercises include expanding expressions like y(y + 3) or d(d - 6) and identifying equivalent forms from a list of options. This helps students recognize the correct expanded form of polynomial expressions and sharpens their algebraic manipulation skills.more
Level 1
Level 1
This math topic focuses on the application of algebra to balance scales, using substitution and subtraction to find solutions to equations. It challenges students to deduce relationships expressed through visual balance scales, converting these scenarios into algebraic equations. The skills practiced entail identifying and solving equations based on the visual information given, reinforcing basic to advanced concepts of algebra. The equations involve variables represented by balance shapes, where students must determine how these shapes relate to each other quantitatively to maintain balance, reflecting an advanced understanding of algebraic expressions and relationships.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebra concepts, specifically practicing substitution and subtraction methods in balanced shapes equations. Learners are asked to identify which equations represent solutions to provided balance scale problems to strengthen their abilities in forming algebraic equations. These problems are part of a broader unit on advanced basic algebra concepts, supporting the development of key algebra skills.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts involving balance shapes, substitution, and subtraction to arrive at equation solutions. It challenges students to identify the correct algebraic expression representing balance scale scenarios illustrated through images. Each question provides multiple choice answers in LaTeX format. This topic helps to build proficiency in understanding visual representations of equations and applying algebraic manipulation to solve for variables, thereby enhancing problem-solving skills in a more advanced algebra context. more
This math topic includes problems involving algebraic concepts, specifically substitution and subtraction. The theme throughout is balance shapes, where learners need to identify equations and answers representing the visuals of balance beams and their solutions. It's an advanced exploration of fundamental algebra, promoting deeper understanding through visual representation of multiple mathematical equations and their possible solutions. more
The math topic being practiced involves algebraic concepts focused on balance shapes, substitution, and subtraction. Students are required to represent balance beams and other illustrated problems through algebraic equations. By seeing these problems in visual form, students learn how to formulate and decipher compound answers in algebraic equations. They also gain practice in identifying the correct equations and answers based on the given visual depictions and solutions, as an advanced understanding of basic algebraic skills.more
This math topic, labeled "Balance Shapes - Substitution and Subtraction, Simple Answer - To Equations And Answer," focuses on advanced algebra concepts. It involves solving equations using balance beams, depicted in illustrations, requiring skills in equation balancing, substitution, and subtraction to find solutions. Each question presents a visual balance beam scenario with multiple choice equations to identify the correct representation and solution. This topic is a component of a broader study unit on higher-level algebraic principals, enhancing problem-solving skills and equation manipulation abilities.more
This math topic revolves around the basic concepts of algebra. It specifically focuses on understanding and applying the concept of balance shapes and simple substitution in solving equations. The coursework involves interpreting visual representations to create and solve equations, thus promoting an understanding of variable representations, equation formation, and equation solutions. The complexity is marked as advanced for a higher level of difficulty.more
This is a math topic that focuses on the concept of "Balance Shapes - Simple Ratio - To Equation Answer". It's an advanced aspect of algebra basic concepts. It's designed for learners to analyze image-based problems involving mathematical scales, and identify the correct equation that represents the solution for each scale. Possible answers are presented in LaTex expressions. This topic is structured with seven different questions, each one challenging the student's understanding of ratios and equations.more
This math topic is designed to help students practice algebra basic concepts on an advanced level. It involves the problem-solving skill of balancing shapes with simple ratios and converting them to an equation. This topic engages students to understand different algebraic equations, and how they can solve them. It also includes multiple choice questions for students to identify the correct equation that represents the solution to the bottom scale. Each question is presented visually, aiding students in visualizing and understanding the problems better.more
This math topic focuses on algebraic concepts related to balancing equations and simple substitution, as a foundational introduction to algebra. Students are presented with various visual balance beam scenarios, where they are required to deduce the correct set of equations that represent the balance of shapes on the beams. The task tests their ability to apply algebraic operations and logical reasoning to find solutions that satisfy given visual conditions. Each question offers multiple equations, and students need to select the one that correctly represents the balance shown in the accompanying image.more
This math topic centers around practicing the application of algebraic principles to balancing shapes using simple ratios to form equations and finding answers. It involves interpreting balanced beam scenarios and deducing equivalent mathematical expressions to describe these balances. The exercises require analyzing visual representations of balance beams carrying different unknown weights, each represented by a variable. The learners are tasked with selecting correct equations that represent the physical setup. This topic, presented as an introduction to basic algebraic concepts, entrenches understanding of ratios and variable manipulations.more
One Variable, Four Terms (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on solving linear equations involving one variable with four terms. It is designed to help students practice basic algebra concepts by resolving equations to find the value of the variable. Each problem presents an equation and multiple choices for possible values of the variable, challenging students to accurately perform algebraic manipulations to isolate and solve for the variable. The problems provide good practice in handling operations on both sides of the equation and applying inverse operations to simplify and solve the equations.more
One Variable, Three Terms (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on solving linear equations with one variable that contain three terms. It is an introductory level part of a broader unit on basic algebra concepts. Students are given various problems where they must apply arithmetic and algebraic manipulation to isolate and find the value of the variable. Each question includes multiple-choice answers, challenging students to solve equations and verify the correct result amongst the given options.more
One Variable, Three Terms, Simple Display (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on solving linear equations with one variable. These problems involve equations containing three terms, displayed in a straightforward manner. The equations presented include variables isolated on one side with simple operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication involving integers. Each problem offers multiple choice answers, sharpening skills in basic algebraic concepts and equations simplification. This is part of an introduction to basic algebra concepts.more
Multiple Fractional Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic is about algebraic function variable substitution with a focus on multiple fractional squared terms including negatives. It is part of advanced basic algebra concepts. The students practice solving equations where the values of variables are given. These equations contain multiple fractional terms, squared terms, and negative numbers. The students substitute given values into the equations and solve for the resulting value. Each equation is presented with multiple possible answers. There are seven practice problems in total.more
Bracketed Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic involves the practice of algebraic function variable substitution with a specific focus on bracketed squared terms that feature negative numbers. Through multiple-choice questions, learners find the value of a variety of equations under different numerical conditions. The equations involve two variables and are squared, requiring the students to substitute provided values to solve. This topic forms part of more advanced algebra basic concepts.more
Bracketed Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on sharpening algebraic function variable substitution skills, specifically for bracketed squared terms involving negative numbers. The material includes tasks related to identifying the value of specific equations with sets of given variables. This complex topic falls under the broader unit of advanced algebra basic concepts.more
Bracketed Squared Terms (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on algebraic function variable substitution, particularly with expressions involving bracketed squared terms. The skill practiced is substituting specific values for variables in algebraic expressions that include terms squared within brackets, and then solving for the numerical results. The questions provide different sets of variable values for which the student needs to evaluate the expressions. Each question offers multiple-choice answers ranging from correct numerical values to potential misconceptions related to sign errors or calculation mistakes. This reinforces understanding of algebraic manipulation and powers while emphasizing attention to detail in solving.more
Simple Squared Terms (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on substituting values into algebraic functions that involve squared variables to calculate the output. It specifically covers simple algebraic expressions with squared terms. Students substitute given values into different polynomial expressions and solve for the result. The task helps in understanding how changing variables affects the result of the expressions. This practice is a fundamental part of learning basic algebra and enhances students' ability to manipulate and solve equations. The problems are presented with multiple-choice answers, requiring students to compute the value and select the correct option.more
One Variable, Two Terms, Simple Display (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on solving basic linear equations with one variable, involving two terms. The equations are presented in a simple format where students need to isolate the variable using basic arithmetic operations such as multiplication or division. Each question includes multiple-choice answers to choose from, helping students practice and verify their problem-solving skills in algebra. The equations and their respective solutions are displayed using LaTex rendered images, providing a clear visual representation of mathematical expressions.more
This math topic deals with advanced algebraic concepts related to fraction manipulation. It involves solving equations where variables are part of fractions and requires actions such as reducing the fractions to their simplest form. Each question presents an algebraic fraction equation and provides multiple-choice answers, challenging the student to find and simplify the correct representation of the variables in fractional form. The problems are set in increasing complexity, encouraging mastery of manipulating algebraic expressions involving fractions. This topic is part of a broader unit on advanced basic algebra concepts.more
Fractional Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on variable substitution in algebraic functions that involve fractional squared terms and negatives. It is included in an advanced segment of Algebra basic concepts. Students are required to calculate the value of given expressions for specific variable values. The questions use rational expressions with variables squared, including instances where variables are negative. Several multiple-choice answers are offered for each question, and students must solve the equations to find the correct value among the options presented. This practice requires a good understanding of algebraic manipulation, substitution, and simplification of complex fractions.more
Fractional Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 1)
This math topic is focused on the skill of algebraic function variable substitution involving fractional squared terms with negative values. It is designed to enhance understanding of manipulating algebraic expressions under specified variable conditions. The exercises require substituting given values for variables in algebraic functions and solving for the results. Each question is set up with multiple choices, allowing practice in evaluating these expressions efficiently. The topic falls under advanced algebra basic concepts, suitable for students looking to deepen their algebra skills in a more complex and challenging way.more
Simple Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on algebraic function variable substitution with simple squared terms that include negative values. It explores substitutions where values of variables are replaced in quadratic expressions and the resulting expressions are evaluated. The topic is structured to provide multiple choice questions, each containing an algebraic equation in which specific values for variables are given. Students are required to solve the equation by substituting these values and calculate the output, choosing the correct answer from provided options. This topic is part of an advanced algebra basic concepts unit.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic manipulation of fractions, specifically solving for an unknown variable ('?') within fractional algebraic expressions. Students are required to manipulate and simplify these expressions, honing skills in algebraic techniques and reducing fractions in an advanced context, part of a broader unit on Algebra Basic Concepts. Each problem presents a fraction equation involving one or more variables, with multiple choice answers provided that show various simplified forms of potential solutions to these equations.more
Simple Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 1)
This math topic centers on the practice of variable substitution in algebraic functions, specifically focusing on simple squared terms that include negative variables. It delves into calculating the values of algebraic expressions with squared variables and negative coefficients once certain values are substituted for the variables. Each question presents an expression with a specific variable set to a negative number, and students are asked to solve for the resultant value. This encompasses a range of problems designed to strengthen students' understanding of algebra basics at an advanced level, enhancing their ability to manipulate and evaluate expressions under given conditions.more
Multiple Fractional Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts, particularly dealing with substituting variables into algebraic functions that contain multiple fractional terms with negative values. Students practice evaluating expressions by substituting given values for variables such as \(n\), \(y\), \(p\), \(m\), \(b\), \(c\), \(z\), \(d\), \(r\), and \(x\) into complex fractions. Each question requires calculation and simplification of expressions, which potentially includes adding or subtracting these fractions. This requires a firm grasp of basic operations with fractions, handling of negative signs, and simplifying expressions to find the correct value among multiple choice options.more
Fractional Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on practicing algebraic function variable substitutions with fractional terms that involve negative integers. It includes multiple problems that require calculating the value of algebraic expressions when given specific negative and non-negative values for the variables involved. Each problem presents a formula and asks for the solution using substituted values. The expressions are fractionally formatted and involve addition, subtraction, and division operations predominantly. The topic is ideal for reinforcing understanding of handling negatives in algebraic contexts and manipulating expressions with multiple variables.more
Variable Substitution to Equation - Multiple Fractional Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts where learners practice substituting specific numerical values for variables in algebraic equations that include multiple fractional terms, some with negatives. It tests the ability to simplify the expressions theoretically and then choose the correct answer from multiple options. The equations primarily involve operations with fractions, manipulation of negatives, and require an understanding of basic algebraic principles such as distributive, associative, and commutative properties.more
Variable Substitution to Equation - Fractional Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on substituting variables into algebraic expressions involving fractional and negative terms. It is part of a unit on negative integers, emphasizing equation manipulation with negative numbers and fractions. Each question presents a fraction containing variables, where students substitute given numbers for these variables to simplify the expression. The questions test the student's ability to apply basic arithmetic operations on fractions including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and understanding of powers, enhancing their skills in algebraic manipulation and integer properties.more
These problems are centered around manipulating algebraic fractions within the context of solving for an unknown variable. Each question requires solving a fraction equation and choosing the correct simplified expression from multiple options. The main skills practiced include simplifying algebraic fractions, isolating variables, and understanding proportional relationships between variables in fraction form. The topic builds foundational algebra skills relevant to speed, distance, and time calculations.more
Multiply Bracketed Terms, Different Variables (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on the skill of multiplying bracketed algebraic terms with different variables, which is foundational in understanding polynomials and quadratics. The questions presented challenge students to expand and simplify expressions such as \((z + 3)(m + 7)\) by using distributive properties. Each problem offers multiple choice answers representing possible simplified forms of the product of binomials. This exercise helps in enhancing polynomial manipulation skills, which are crucial in higher mathematics including algebra, calculus, and beyond.more
Different Variable Times Bracketed Terms (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on expanding and simplifying algebraic expressions where a variable multiplies a bracketed term. It involves identifying equivalent expressions once the initial terms have been expanded. Each question presents a variable multiplied by a binomial, and students must choose the expression that matches this product among several options. The expressions involve basic operations—addition, subtraction, and multiplication—applied to polynomials, which is foundational knowledge for studying polynomials and quadratics. Additionally, it includes problems that require distributing a variable across terms within parentheses and then simplifying or rearranging.more
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Level 1
Fractional Squared Terms (Level 2)
This math topic covers the skill of substituting numerical values into algebraic functions involving fractional squared terms. It focuses on calculating the outcomes of equations with variables squared and grouped within fractions, adjusted according to given values for variables such as x, y, z, b, m, p, r, d, and n. Each question provides a function and specific values for the variables, asking for the resulting value of the equation, with multiple-choice answers provided for the resultant computation. This is a part of a broader learning unit on basic algebra concepts, specifically targeting skills at an intermediate level (Level 2).more
Multiple Fractional Squared Terms (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on the skill of substituting numerical values into algebraic functions that involve multiple fractional squared terms. It helps in understanding and practicing the application of basic algebra concepts in more advanced contexts. The problems entail calculating the value of algebraic expressions given specific values for the variables involved, each expression comprising a combination of squared numerators and denominators organized into fractions. The learners are given multiple-choice answers to select from, which tests their ability to accurately compute and simplify expressions.more
Multiple Fractional Squared Terms (Level 3)
This math topic revolves around the application of algebraic functions with variable substitution, specifically focusing on equations with multiple fractional squared terms. Students are tested on their ability to substitute given values for variables in complex algebraic expressions and simplify the equations to find the correct answers. This involves operations with fractions, squaring variables, and basic algebraic manipulation, as part of more advanced algebra concepts. Each problem presents a different equation with distinct variables and values to be substituted, followed by multiple-choice answers for students to select from.more
Multiple Fractional Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 1)
This math topic focuses on advanced levels of Algebra basic concepts, specifically tackling Algebraic function variable substitution involving negative values and multiple fractional terms that are squared. It aims to develop learners' skills in computing variables in different equations, applying concepts of fractions, squaring, and substitution. It provides multiple-choice problems, each equipped with six different possible results. It also includes negative numbers, further widening the students' understanding of Algebra.more
Multiple Fractional Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 3)
This math topic involves high-level algebra concepts. It focuses on variable substitution within algebraic functions. More specifically, students are working with multiple fractional squared terms, which can include negative numbers. They substitute given values into complex equations and solve them to find the potential outcomes. Such equations include variables being squared in both the numerator and denominator of fractions, requiring students to tackle more advanced algebraic techniques. It is an integral part of mastering advanced algebra concepts.more
One Variable, Three Terms, Simple Display (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on solving linear equations with one variable across several problems. The equations involve basic operations such as multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction, and each equation results in a different variable solution. The problems vary in complexity by incorporating terms, requiring students to isolate the variable and solve. The answers are presented as multiple-choice options, enhancing students' skills in solving for unknown variables in simple algebraic equations.more
One Variable, Three Terms (Level 2)
This math topic is focused on solving linear equations with one variable, specifically those involving three terms. The problems require students to manipulate equations to isolate the variable and solve for its value. Each question presents an equation and multiple choice answers, requiring the application of basic algebraic principles and operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. This is part of an introductory unit on algebraic basic concepts, aimed at developing foundational skills in algebra.more
One Variable, Four Terms (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on solving linear equations with one variable and four terms. The problems cover a range of equation structures, requiring the manipulation of algebraic fractions and expressions to isolate and solve for the variable. These advanced algebra concepts help deepen the understanding of equation-solving techniques. Each problem offers multiple potential answers in a multiple-choice format, challenging the students' ability to calculate and verify the correct solution.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts, where learners practice translating balanced shape setups into simple ratio equations to find the correct solutions. The exercises involve analyzing visually represented balance beams, each holding different weights or counts of shapes, and determining the corresponding algebraic equations that describe the balance. Each question offers multiple-choice answers showing different equations from which users must select the correct one that accurately represents the relationship between the elements on the beams. This helps in enhancing skills in forming and solving equations, critical thinking, and understanding proportions in a visual and algebraic context.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebra concepts, particularly on balancing shapes using equations. Students are presented with balance beam scenarios, for which they must determine the correct associated equation and solution. These exercises are aimed at practicing simple substitution in multi-variable equations to ascertain how changes in one variable affect others, thus cultivating an understanding of relationships between different algebraic elements. The content is designed to enhance students’ problem-solving skills in a practical, visual format, integrating theory with intuitive graphical representations. This is a Level 3 exercise, indicating more complex algebraic challenges.more
This math topic involves practicing balance shapes, simple ratios, and equations. Learners answer questions that ask them to determine which equation represents the solution to a given math problem presented in the form of balanced shapes. It's designed for learners at a level 2 proficiency, and it forms part of a broader unit on advanced basic concepts in algebra. The topic is made interactive with several visual problems to solve and multiple-choice answers to select from.more
This math topic involves algebraic concepts with a specific focus on balance shapes and simple substitution leading to equation answers. The exercises enhance students' understanding of how to generate and interpret equations from balance scale images. They offer multiple choices for answers, reinforcing critical thinking and evaluation skills. The questions vary, encouraging the learners to apply algebraic principles in different scenarios. This topic falls under the broader unit of advanced algebraic basic concepts.more
This math topic focuses on the advanced concepts of algebra, particularly on understanding balance shapes, simple substitution, and forming equations from them. It consists of multiple questions requiring learners to analyze the equivalence of shapes placed on the scales of balance and to construct an algebraic equation representing the balance's solution. Interpretation of given algebraic expressions as potential solutions to these problems is also practiced.more
This math topic focuses on advancing students' skills in algebra by using balance beams to visually represent equations. It combines substitution and subtraction methods to simplify equations and determine correct expressions that describe the balance displayed in each problem. This topic is part of a broader unit on advanced basic algebraic concepts, crafted to enhance students' abilities to solve equations and understand the relationships between variables represented symbolically and visually. Each question presents different scenarios with multiple-choice answers, requiring students to select the equation that correctly corresponds to the given balance beam situation.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts involving balance shapes, substitution, and subtraction. Students are presented with balance beam problems and must determine the correct equations and solutions. Each question includes visual representations of the problems, followed by multiple choice answers involving algebraic expressions. This is part of a broader unit on advanced basic algebra concepts, suitable for students looking to deepen their understanding of algebra through practical and visually engaging problems.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts involving substitution and subtraction. The problems demonstrated including finding suitable equations and responses to balance beams and determining the bottom solution. The participants are visually introduced to the concept through depicted balance beams, and then required to equate the schematic representation to an algebraic expression, enhancing symbolic understanding. The problems cover different algebraic structures, offering a rigorous practice on algebra's key principles.more
This math topic involves practicing algebraic substitution and subtraction through balanced scales problems. It requires interpreting graphical balance scale representations to identify correct algebraic equations. The problems gradually increase in complexity, incorporating multiple variables and constants. The exercises are structured to solve for unknowns based on graphical data. Each question presents several potential equations as answers, challenging the student to apply fundamental algebra concepts to determine the appropriate formulas that explain the visual balance information. This topic is targeted toward enhancing problem-solving skills in advanced algebraic concepts.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts. It prompts learners to practice the skill of balancing shapes, where they employ substitution and subtraction. Utilizing compound answers and equating them to actual equation answers, learners should form algebraic expressions that represent solutions to provided visual mathematical problems. This topic essentially sharpens algebra skills and challenges learners to develop a stronger understanding of algebraic representations and operations.more
This math topic focuses on practicing advanced algebraic skills. The exercises involve the use of substitution and subtraction, balance shapes, and transforming compound answers into equation format. These concepts are part of an overall sequence on advanced basic algebraic concepts. The students will face problems that depict different algebraic equations which they have to solve mainly by identifying which equation represents the solution to a provided illustration.more
One Variable, Two Terms (Level 2)
This math topic focuses on solving linear equations with one variable and two terms, part of an introductory unit on basic algebra concepts. The problems involve isolating the variable to find its value. Students are provided with equations in multiple formats, such as fractions and simple multiplications. They practice solving these equations, and each question offers multiple-choice answers to select from, ensuring learners can check their understanding by finding the correct solution.more
Fractional Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 3)
This math topic focuses on Algebraic Function Variable Substitution with Fractional Squared Terms, involving negative values. It provides advanced exercises on substituting given variable values into algebraic expressions involving fractions and powers. Participants are guided to calculate the resultant values by plugging in specific numbers for the variables and squaring complex fractional forms. The skill of handling negative numbers within fractions and exponents, crucial for mastering higher-level algebra, is particularly emphasized. Such exercises are useful for enhancing mental arithmetic and algebraic manipulation capabilities.more
This math topic focuses on algebraic manipulation of fractions, specifically involving variables. It is designed to enhance skills in solving equations for an unknown variable represented by '?' and requires simplifying the resultant expressions. Each problem presents an equation with fractions and multiple choice answers, requiring the identification of the correct simplified form of the variable. This practice is part of a broader unit aimed at building foundational algebra skills, suitable for learners seeking to deepen their understanding of algebraic concepts through fraction manipulation.more
This math topic focuses on practicing fraction manipulation within algebraic expressions, specifically related to solving for an unknown represented by the “?” in various fraction equations including variables. It involves reducing fractions and figuring out relations between given variables under different algebraic scenarios. The problems also incorporate units on speed, distance, and time, indicating applications of these algebraic manipulations in practical contexts like motion. Each question presents multiple-choice answers, urging students to select the correct algebraic representation of the solved expression.more
This math topic focuses on advanced algebraic concepts involving fraction manipulation. It includes exercises that require solving equations with unknown variables in fraction form and simplifying the expressions. The problems are designed to test and enhance understanding of fraction operations, variable isolation, and expression reduction. Each question presents a fraction equation involving variables and asks to solve for a specific variable, offering multiple-choice answers to assess comprehension and proficiency in algebraic manipulation and simplification.more