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What is Intermediate Algebra?
Intermediate algebra for college students is a remedial course required for students who have not demonstrated readiness for successful study of College Algebra. At many colleges, it is the third in a series of remedial courses that begins with college pre-algebra (or basic skills mathematics), followed by elementary (or introductory) algebra, and ending with intermediate algebra. Students taking intermediate algebra should already have a foundation of some basic algebraic skills.
The concepts taught in intermediate algebra are similar to those of a high school Algebra II course. These include linear equations in one and two variables, exponents, polynomials, factoring, quadratic equations, roots and radicals, rational expressions and equations, functions and graphing, real and complex numbers.