Introduction and Index
The Nemeth Tutorial teaches students and teachers how to use the Nemeth code from introductory topics to advanced topics in Mathematics.
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InstructionsChapter One: First Grade
1.1 The Numeric Indicator - (Exercises)1.2 Punctuation - (Exercises)
1.3 Comma - (Exercises)
1.4 Plus and Minus Signs - (Exercises)
1.5 Equals Sign - (Exercises)
1.6 Signs of Comparison - (Exercises)
Chapter Two: Second Grade
2.1 Abbreviations - (Exercises)2.2 Decimal Point - (Exercises)
2.3 Monetary Sign: Dollar and Cent - (Exercises)
Chapter Three: Third Grade
3.1 Multiplication Cross - (Exercises)3.2 Division - (Exercises)
3.3 Parentheses - (Exercises)
3.4 Simple Fractions - (Exercises)
3.5 Omission Symbol - (Exercises)
3.6 Roman Numerals - (Exercises)
3.7 Mixed Fraction - (Exercises)
3.8 Introduction to Nemeth Indicator - (Exercises)
Chapter Four: Fourth Grade
4.1 Variables - (Exercises)4.2 Shapes Omissions - (Exercises)
4.3 Ratios and Percents - (Exercises)
4.4 Degrees - (Exercises)
4.5 Basic Geometric Symbols - (Exercises)
Chapter Five: Fifth Grade
5.1 Basic Exponents - (Exercises)5.2 Segments, Lines, Rays and their Relationship - (Exercises)
5.3 Directed Signed - (Exercises)
5.4 Ordered Pairs - (Exercises)
Chapter Six: Sixth Grade
6.1 Absolute Value - (Exercises)6.2 The Horizontal Bar - Repeating Decimals, Greater than or equal to, and Less than or equal to - (Exercises)
6.3 Brackets and Braces - (Exercises)
Chapter Seven: Seventh Grade
7.1 Complex Fractions - (Exercises)Chapter Eight: Eighth Grade
8.1 Real Numbers - (Exercises)8.2 Plus/Minus and Not Equal Sign - (Exercises)
Chapter Nine: Algebra
9.1 Set Notations: Complements, Subsets, Union, Intersection - (Exercises)9.2 Ratios and Proportions - (Exercises)
9.3 More Sets: Union, Intersections and the Infinity Symbol - (Exercises)
9.4 Matrices
9.5 Factorial - (Exercises)
Chapter Ten: Geometry
10.1 Signs of Comparison: Approximately Equal To, Similar To, Congruent To - (Exercises)10.2 Conjunction, Disjunction, Conditionals, and Biconditionals - (Exercises)
Chapter Eleven: Advanced Mathematics
11.1 Subscripts - (Exercises)11.2 Funtion Name Abbreviation - (Exercises)
11.3 Vectors - (Exercises)
11.4 Circles and Arcs - (Exercises)
11.5 Additional Shapes - (Exercises)
11.6 More Complex Radicals - (Exercises)
11.7 Sigma Notation - (Exercises)
11.8 Limits - (Exercises)
11.9 Integrals - (Exercises)
11.10 Logic and Set Theory - (Exercises)
11.11 Caret and Partial Derivative - (Exercises)
11.12 Logical Operators For All, There Exists, and Therefore - (Exercises)
11.13 Greek Letters - (Exercises)
11.14 Tally Marks
11.15 Type Faces
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