In the preface I have given a brief discussion of what an algebraic group is and how to recognise one. The remainder of the notes are devoted to giving some of the most commonly-used examples and to developing some basic theory: they cover the group G = SL 2(R) = PSL 2(R), the Klein four-group, and a number of basic endomorphisms of complex projective space CP.
A linear equation a x + b y = c , is called a system of two or two-line equations. There are many methods for solving systems of linear equations; i.e., for finding all the values of x and y such that both equations will be satisfied simultaneously. If the coefficients of each equation are not both zero, there can be two or more “solutions” to a system of linear equations (corresponding to two or more different combinations of values for x and y which produce the same pair of linear equations).
- 28 piece set of dominoes to teach algebra
- Thick plastic dominoes make manipulation easy to play the game
- Collectors tin for easy storage
- Complete algebra matching games
- Children will love the feel of learning with a real domino
- Skill level: beginner
- Use as a visual representation to teach abstract math concepts
- Students build geometric models of polynomials, exploring firsthand the concepts related to them
- Enough tile sets for 30 students
- Includes: Overhead set and 40-page Activity Book
- Ideal for ages 11+