Algebra for beginners

Name: Algebra for beginners
Rating: 4.9 (27 reviews)
Author: Aswian Editri Sutriandi

Algebra lessons and exercises

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27 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Aswian Editri Sutriandi
Language

EN
English
Size

11.9
MB

Big update: Buy once to remove ads permanently. Enjoy ad-free lessons from start to finish! Learn Algebra the Simple and Enjoyable Way! Our beginner-friendly app is designed to make learning algebra engaging, enjoyable, and effective. Whether you’re starting from scratch or refreshing your knowledge, this app has everything you need to succeed. Why Choose Our App? - Tailored for Beginners: Each level is carefully designed to guide learners from fundamental concepts to intermediate algebra skills. - Interactive Lessons: Step-by-step explanations make each topic clear and easy to understand. - Fun and Challenging Exercises: Engage in interactive activities that make learning algebra exciting and hands-on. - Instant Feedback: Get helpful feedback on your answers to learn from mistakes and improve. - Progressive Difficulty: Levels gradually increase in complexity to keep you motivated and help you build confidence. What You’ll Learn Our app covers essential trigonometry topics, including: - Eliminating terms: Eliminate terms to isolate variable - Inverting sign: Dealing with negative signed variable - Coefficient & constant: Understand the role of coefficient and constant in a linear equation - Quadratic equation: Solve quadratic equation by factoring, completing the square, or using formula Start your algebra journey today and discover how fun and easy learning can be!

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

out of 5

27 Ratings

Still doesn’t make sense.
Aug 22
TeD2D
Even at the first lessons, the “solve for x” vs substitution - why in the world would any sane individual opt for the first way? And where did you come up with those completely random numbers given? It makes entirely no sense. Might as well select from a hat - at least how it’s presented. The explanations on “why” and where those numbers come from, there’s no reasoning. As presented, they’re entirely nonsense. An explanation is absolutely necessary otherwise this is a “blocker” from progressing entirely.

Developer Response
Thank you for taking the time to explain this. I think your criticism is fair, especially about the lack of reasoning behind the examples.The first level is intended as a warm-up, not really as a lesson on "solving for x." Its purpose is to make sure learners are comfortable with basic integer arithmetic before moving into algebra. However, I can see that the way it is currently narrated makes the numbers feel arbitrary and doesn't clearly explain why we're doing these calculations in the first place.We'll be updating the narration of this lesson in the next update to make its purpose much clearer. We'll explain why these arithmetic operations are being practiced, where the examples come from, and how they prepare you for the algebra concepts that follow.Thanks again for pointing this out. Feedback like this helps us make the lessons more logical and beginner-friendly.
Still doesn’t make sense.
Aug 22
TeD2D

Even at the first lessons, the “solve for x” vs substitution - why in the world would any sane individual opt for the first way? And where did you come up with those completely random numbers given? It makes entirely no sense. Might as well select from a hat - at least how it’s presented. The explanations on “why” and where those numbers come from, there’s no reasoning. As presented, they’re entirely nonsense. An explanation is absolutely necessary otherwise this is a “blocker” from progressing entirely.
Developer Response Aug 21
Thank you for taking the time to explain this. I think your criticism is fair, especially about the lack of reasoning behind the examples.The first level is intended as a warm-up, not really as a lesson on "solving for x." Its purpose is to make sure learners are comfortable with basic integer arithmetic before moving into algebra. However, I can see that the way it is currently narrated makes the numbers feel arbitrary and doesn't clearly explain why we're doing these calculations in the first place.We'll be updating the narration of this lesson in the next update to make its purpose much clearer. We'll explain why these arithmetic operations are being practiced, where the examples come from, and how they prepare you for the algebra concepts that follow.Thanks again for pointing this out. Feedback like this helps us make the lessons more logical and beginner-friendly.

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Seller: Aswian Editri Sutriandi
Size: 11.9 MB
Category: Education
Compatibility: Requires iOS 17.2 or later.

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Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

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