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Kiselev's Algebra, Part I

by A. P. Kiselev

Translated by Valery Manokhin, PhD

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6 chapters, 126 sections, 239 exercises. From relative numbers and polynomials through first-degree equations, powers, roots, and quadratics.

6 chapters· 126 numbered articles· 239 exercises· 152 pages

Where this fits in school — US, UK and Canada ↓Adults and self-learners welcome — great mathematics has no age limit.

United States7–9Pre-Algebra → Algebra 1
EnglandYears 8–10KS3 → GCSE Foundation and Higher
Canada (Ontario)Ontario 8–10MTH1W · MPM2D · BC Math 8–9, FMP 10 · QC Secondary II–IV

Not covered in this book

graphs and the function concept · coordinate geometry · statistics and data handling · probability

Source these strands elsewhere. They are missing from the book, not from this description.

How this book fits

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Work through first

Covers much of the same ground

  • The 1908 single volume covers every chapter here, several of them further, and adds ratio and proportion and hand cube-root extraction — but it carries no exercises at all.

  • Rashevsky's covers this half and the second in one 272-page volume, with graphs of first- and second-degree functions, but its six exercise sets are short and carry no answers — against 239 graded exercises with answers here.

  • Davidov's covers this half and the second, in 509 pages with full solutions, but it has no functions and no graphs — and no graded exercise sets like the 239 here.

These overlap heavily. Each note says what that book has which this one does not — the differences are what decide between them.

What comes next

Further reading

A historical text to read beside the course, not a substitute for it.

Table of contents

21 section headings — the printed contents page in full.

Translator's Preface

Preliminary Concepts2 sections
  1. Algebraic Notation
  2. Properties of the First Four Arithmetic Operations
Relative Numbers and Operations on Them7 sections
  1. The Concept of Quantities That Can Be Understood in Two Opposite Senses
  2. Addition of Relative Numbers
  3. Subtraction of Relative Numbers
  4. Principal Properties of Addition and Subtraction of Relative Numbers
  5. Multiplication of Relative Numbers
  6. Division of Relative Numbers
  7. Principal Properties of Multiplication and Division
Monomials, Polynomials, and Algebraic Fractions6 sections
  1. Preliminary Concepts
  2. Algebraic Addition and Subtraction
  3. Algebraic Multiplication
  4. Algebraic Division
  5. Factorisation
  6. Algebraic Fractions
Equations of the First Degree3 sections
  1. General Properties of Equations
  2. Equations with One Unknown
  3. Systems of Equations of the First Degree
Extraction of Square Roots3 sections
  1. Basic Properties of Roots
  2. Extraction of Square Root from Numbers
  3. Extraction of Approximate Square Roots

Quadratic Equations

Answers to the Exercises

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Product details

Publisher
Northern Star Academic Press
Language
English
Translator
Valery Manokhin, PhD
Print length
152 pages
First published
2026-05-04

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