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Master Math Fundamentals

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Master Math Fundamentals, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.81, with 76 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 538 reviews, and has 19553 subscribers.

You will learn about Solve sums based on fractions, decimal numbers, HCF, LCM, prime factorization Understand and Solve Real Life Problems This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to pursue Algebra and higher Math or Anyone of any age who is or remained weak in Math or Who is interested in knowing why and how of the various concepts or Parents of children having trouble with pre Algebra It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to pursue Algebra and higher Math or Anyone of any age who is or remained weak in Math or Who is interested in knowing why and how of the various concepts or Parents of children having trouble with pre Algebra.

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Summary

Title: Master Math Fundamentals

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.81

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Solve sums based on fractions, decimal numbers, HCF, LCM, prime factorization
  • Understand and Solve Real Life Problems

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who wants to pursue Algebra and higher Math
  • Anyone of any age who is or remained weak in Math
  • Who is interested in knowing why and how of the various concepts
  • Parents of children having trouble with pre Algebra

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who wants to pursue Algebra and higher Math
  • Anyone of any age who is or remained weak in Math
  • Who is interested in knowing why and how of the various concepts
  • Parents of children having trouble with pre Algebra

Understand and strengthen your Math Fundamentals so that you are better equipped to learn higher math.

  • It is observed that most students who cannot cope up with high school math and hence dislike it is because that do not have a sound understanding of the math fundamentals.
  • The students also have questions as to where are we going to use this? Why are we learning this? So in this course we are also going to find the answers to the above questions. It would be like re-discovering math.
  • This course will help you understand Algebra and Higher order math in a better way.
  • This course explains fractions and decimal fractions and the underlying principle that dictates the different rules and the hows and the whys of the rules.
  • Commercial math has also been given special preference as they are the everyday math we use and also at the same time lays the foundation of Algebra through the use of symbols, letters, variables and its substitution. These topics include Profit and Loss, Commission, Simple Interest and Discount.

So see you in the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Natural Numbers

Lecture 1: Introduction to Natural Numbers

Lecture 2: Factors of a natural number

Lecture 3: Prime and Composite Numbers

Lecture 4: Sieve of Eratosthenes

Lecture 5: Twin prime and Co prime numbers

Lecture 6: Prime factors

Lecture 7: Divisibility Tests

Lecture 8: Deriving other Divisibility Tests

Lecture 9: Highest Common Factor (HCF)

Lecture 10: Other methods to find HCF

Lecture 11: More practise on HCF

Lecture 12: Applications of HCF

Lecture 13: Lowest Common Multiple (LCM)

Lecture 14: Applications of LCM

Chapter 2: Integers

Lecture 1: Introduction to Negative Numbers

Lecture 2: Number Line and Opposite Numbers

Lecture 3: Adding and Subtracting using Number Line

Lecture 4: Merger of Signs

Lecture 5: Adding and Subtracting Integers without a Number Line

Lecture 6: More practise on adding and subtracting of integers

Lecture 7: Multiplying Integers

Lecture 8: Dividing Integers

Lecture 9: Exponents

Lecture 10: Sums based on exponents

Lecture 11: Order of Operations

Lecture 12: Complex sums on Order of Operations

Chapter 3: Fractions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Fractions

Lecture 2: Equivalent Fractions

Lecture 3: Reducing to lowest terms

Lecture 4: Proper, Improper and Mixed Fractions

Lecture 5: Comparing Fractions

Lecture 6: Adding and Subtracting Fractions

Lecture 7: Three Methods to Add and Subtract Fractions

Lecture 8: Multiplying Fractions

Lecture 9: Dividing Fractions

Chapter 4: Decimal Numbers

Lecture 1: Introduction to Decimal Numbers

Lecture 2: Expanded form of Decimal Number

Lecture 3: Comparing Decimal Numbers

Lecture 4: Fractions to decimals

Lecture 5: Fractions to decimals more types and examples

Lecture 6: Decimals to Fractions

Lecture 7: Representing Decimal numbers on Number Line

Lecture 8: Adding and Subtracting Decimals

Lecture 9: Multiplying and Dividing Decimals

Chapter 5: Percentage

Lecture 1: Introducing Percentages

Lecture 2: Percentage to Fractions and Decimals

Lecture 3: Finding percentage of a number

Lecture 4: Percentage increase or decrease

Lecture 5: Other sum types based on Percent Increase or Decrease

Chapter 6: Square roots and Cube roots

Lecture 1: Introduction to Square root

Lecture 2: Table of square 1 to 30

Lecture 3: Square root by factorization method

Lecture 4: Calculate squares quickly

Lecture 5: Guessing square roots

Lecture 6: Square root by division method

Lecture 7: Introduction to Cube roots

Lecture 8: Cube root by factorization method

Lecture 9: Guessing Cube roots

Lecture 10: Rational Numbers

Lecture 11: Irrational Numbers

Chapter 7: Commercial Math

Lecture 1: Introduction to Ratios

Lecture 2: Introduction to Proportion

Lecture 3: Example of Proportion

Lecture 4: Introduction to Profit and Loss

Lecture 5: What is Profit Percentage and Loss Percentage

Lecture 6: Calculating Profit (or Loss) Percentage

Lecture 7: Calculating the third when two are given

Lecture 8: Introduction to Discount

Lecture 9: Examples based on Discount

Lecture 10: More examples based on Discount

Lecture 11: Introduction to Commission

Lecture 12: Examples based on Commission

Lecture 13: More examples based on Commission

Lecture 14: Introduction to Simple Interest

Lecture 15: Examples based on Simple Interest

Lecture 16: More examples based on Simple Interest

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