This is the seventh book in the Doodles Do Algebra™ series and is focused on advanced topics in algebra that include roots and radicals, powers and exponents. Additionally, the student learns to use the Binomial Theorem, discovered by Sir Isaac Newton, which is a practical tool for raising the sum or difference or two quantities to any given power and depends on Pascal’s Triangle. 

• Algebraic powers and exponents
• Raise a monomial to a power
• Raise a polynomial to a power
• Raise an algebraic fraction to a power
• The Binomial Theorem, from Sir Isaac Newton
• Square root of a monomial
• Square root of an algebraic fraction
• Square root of a polynomial
• The perfect square and monomials
• Reducing radicals
• Adding, subtracting, dividing, and multiplying algebraic exponents
• Reducing roots
• Converting rationals to radicals
• Adding 2nd degree radicals
• Dividing radicals

This, the final book in the Doodles Do Algebra™ series is focused on learning to work with algebraic powers, roots, and exponents. The work assumes that your child understands all the topics and techniques in the first six books in the series.

This curriculum is designed to accommodate the growing and changing maturity of a child throughout the year. In order to teach a child with this curriculum, a parent needs one copy of the Teacher Edition and one copy of the Student Workbook for each child.