Problem Solving techniques in Algebra

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What you'll learn
Understanding useful concepts and theorems in Algebra
Learn to handle Expressions and manipulate them
Sequences and Series.
Advanced Summation techniques
Learn how to Solve inequality and how you can use inequality to solve problems
Learn polynomial theorems and their application
Requirements
Basic of Mathematics course
Description
If You have understood Basics of Mathematics then you should go for Algebra.

Why I prefer to Teach algebra first is because of its use in almost every branch of mathematics. Its not just about manipulating expressions, Algebra is a lot about how you use theorems to look at the given information in a different way and also to be able to create a mathematical relation defining the problem.

This Course include some very useful sections of Algebra (not permutations and Combinations, I will cover that in a separate course). These sections of Algebra are quite useful for competitive Exams. I have made sure that my approach is problem solving and not jargon.

There could be few lectures that you might need to watch more than once to grasp it completely. This course will build problem solving skills in you and will set you up to solve even Higher level exams like International Math Olympiads.

This course has video lectures, notes in pdf and workbooks to help you test your understanding along the way. To Navigate it better, Basics of Mathematics is organised into the following Sections

1) Algebraic Manipulations

2) Algebraic Identities

3) Sequences and Series

4) Advanced Summation Techniques

5) Inequality Method.

6) Polynomial and Theorems

7) Quadratic equations and Expressions

Each Subsection will have a set of video lectures followed by Assignments based on what is being taught in the section. Attempting

Assignment before moving to another section will be beneficial. Any doubts regarding the course can be asked in Q&A.

I hope you enjoy the course,

All the best

Who this course is for:
All Olympiad aspirants
Math aspirants
Problem Solving enthusiasts