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Exercises in Algebra: Being Systematically Arranged and Adapted to the Gradual Progress of Young Pupils in Academies and Schools With a Key for the Use of the Teacher (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Francis J. Grund

 
9780331584318: Exercises in Algebra: Being Systematically Arranged and Adapted to the Gradual Progress of Young Pupils in Academies and Schools With a Key for the Use of the Teacher (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Master foundational algebra with carefully graded exercises and a teacher’s key

This 1833 edition offers a systematic collection of algebraic problems designed for young students in academies and schools. It emphasizes practical rules and frequent-life applications, helping learners build confidence and independence in solving equations and other core topics. A companion teacher’s key provides answers and problem statements, while the book itself guides beginners toward steady progress without relying on heavy theory.

Structured to advance with the learner, the collection covers essential skills up to second-degree equations and includes a planned continuation into geometry and trigonometry. It aims to be an accessible bridge from basic arithmetic to more formal algebra, with graded lessons that require minimal teacher intervention.

  • Progressive exercises that reinforce addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in algebraic contexts
  • Clear development toward solving simple and quadratic equations
  • A built‑in teacher’s key to check work and guide learning
  • Aiming to prepare students for college entrance work and practical math, in a classroom or home setting

Ideal for readers who want a structured, self-contained approach to early algebra and for teachers seeking a practical workbook to support instruction.


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