MATH 046 - Corequisite Algebra for MATH& 146

• Use Order of Operations to evaluate expressions including those with fractions, square roots, absolute value, plus-minus, and positive integer exponents.
• Calculate with and convert between decimals, fractions, and percentages and interpret their significance in a variety of contexts.
• Convert between decimal and scientific notation.
• Translate between simple word phrases and mathematical notation, using variables to represent quantities where necessary.
• Determine whether a number satisfies an inequality and use the real number line to justify this determination.
• Evaluate a formula given a list of variable values.
• Solve single variable linear equations and proportions.
• Solve a multivariable equation or formula for a given variable.
• Solve simple equations involving the square root.
• Identify whether a relationship is linear and describe its defining characteristics.
• Create and use graphs of points and lines in the plane.
• Generate an equation of a line given sufficient characteristics.
• Create, use, and interpret linear models in a variety of authentic settings.
• Read and interpret graphs, charts, and tables.
• Calculate the area of a rectangle and estimate non-rectangular areas.
• Identify Greek letters alpha, sigma, mu, rho, and chi.
• Demonstrate techniques that improve learning and problem solving in statistics.
• Use technology as a tool for calculating and graphing.
• Explain the difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset.
• Practice productive struggle to creatively solve problems, enhance metacognition, and strengthen independent learning.
• Access and use educational resources to supplement ongoing learning.

1. Number line
2. Square root
3. Exponents and scientific notation
4. Decimals, fractions, and percentages
5. Variables and formulas
6. Inequalities and absolute values
7. Solving equations
8. Linear equations and linear models
9. Area estimation
10. Graphs, charts, and tables
11. Problem-solving skills
12. Study skills