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Programma precorso

1) Numbers: integers, rationals, real numbers, absolute value, induction.

2) Functions: graphs, integer powers, roots and radicals, rational powers.

3) Algebra: polynomials and their roots, quadratic polynomials, polynomial division, finding roots, binomial coefficients.

4) Equations: types of equations, equivalence,

polynomial equations, equations involving a radical, equations with several radicals/with absolute values, equations in several variables.

5) Inequalities: linear and polynomial inequalities, inequalities involving radicals and absolute values.

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