61 Subsets – Subsets of the Set of Real Numbers 62 Square Roots – Higher Order Roots – Evaluating Using Plus or Minus 63 Product of Square Roots Rule – Repeating Decimals 64 Domain – Additive Property of Inequality 65 Addition of Radical Expressions – Weighted Average 66 Simplification of Radical Expressions – Square Roots of Large Numbers 67 Review of Equivalent Equations - Elimination 68 More About Complex Fractions 69 Factoring Trinomials 70 Probability – Designated Order 71 Trinomials with Common Factors – Subscripted Variables 72 Factors That Are Sums – Pyramids and Cones 73 Factoring the Difference of Two Squares – Probability Without Replacement 74 Scientific Notation 75 Writing the Equation of a Line – Slope-Intercept Method of Graphing 76 Consecutive Integers 77 Consecutive Odd and Consecutive Even Integers – Fraction and Decimal Word
Problems 78 Rational Equations 79 Systems of Equations with Subscripted Variables 80 Operations with Scientific Notation 81 Graphical Solutions – Inconsistent Equations – Dependent Equations 82 Evaluating Functions – Domain and Range 83 Coin Problems 84 Multiplication of Radicals - Functions 85 Stem-and-Leaf Plots - Histograms 
86 Division of Polynomials
87 More on Systems of Equations – Tests for Functions 
88 Quadratic Equations – Solution of Quadratic Equations by Factoring 
89 Value Problems 90 Word Problems with Two Statements of Equality 91 Multiplicative Property of Inequality - Spheres 92 Uniform Motion Problems About Equal Distances 93 Products of Rational Expressions – Quotients of Rational Expressions 94 Uniform Motion Problems of the Form D1 + D2 = N 95 Graphs of Non-Linear Functions – Recognizing Shapes of Various Non-Linear
Functions 96 Difference of Two Squares Theorem 97 Angles and Triangles – Pythagorean Theorem – Pythagorean Triples 98 Distance Between Two Points – Slope Formula 99 Uniform Motion – Unequal Distances 100 Place Value – Rounding Numbers 101 Factorable Denominators 102 Absolute Value Inequalities 103 More on Rational Equations 104 Abstract Rational Equations 105 Factoring by Grouping 106 Linear Equations – Equation of a Line Through Two Points 107 Line Parallel to a Given Line – Equation of a Line with a Given Slope 108 Square Roots Revisited – Radical Equations 109 Advanced Trinomial Factoring 110 Vertical Shifts – Horizontal Shifts - Reflection About the x Axis – Combinations of
Shifts and Reflections 111 More on Conjunctions - Disjunctions 112 More on Multiplication of Radical Expressions 113 Direct Variation – Inverse Variation 114 Exponential Key – Exponential Growth – Using the Graphing Calculator to Graph
Exponential Functions 115 Linear Inequalities 116 Quotient Rule for Square Roots 117 Direct and Inverse Variation Squared 118 Completing the Square 
119 The Quadratic Formula – Use of the Quadratic Formula 
120 Box-and-Whisker Plots 
Appendix A Properties of the Set of Real Numbers

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