What is an algebraic function?

An algebraic function is a function created by applying the operation of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and extracting the nth root. Let me give an example. Suppose you have the function

How to teach the inverse function

In What  is an inverse function? I proposed a way of teaching this concept starting with its graphical representations using GeoGebra applets. Al-Zboun Lilliana in our Linkedin group shares her idea

History of algebra as framework for teaching it?

In many history texts, algebra is considered to have three stages in its historical development: The rhetorical stage –  the stage where are all statements and arguments are made in words and sentences

What is an inverse function?

In mathematics, the inverse function is a function that undoes another function. For example,  given the function f(x) = 2x. If you input a into the function f, the output is 2a. The inverse function of  f(x)