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Examples from literature

"I'm sure I can't see what use I am ever going to make, as a saddler, of algebra or surveying." 
At the same time he was training his powers of thought by an assiduous study of algebra and geometry. 
It was once my duty to act as private tutor in algebra and geometry to a young man preparing for college. 
The girls studied a variety of subjects, arithmetic, algebra, literature, chemistry, philosophy, physiology, astronomy, and bookkeeping. 
You will need some one to assist you and explain points in the mathematics and algebra, otherwise your progress will be very slow. 

algebra | American Dictionary

algebra
noun[ U ]
us/ˈæl·dʒə·brə/
mathematics
a part of mathematics in which signs and letters represent numbers

algebraic

adjectiveus/ˌæl·dʒəˈbreɪ·ɪk/
mathematics
algebraic numbers

algebraically

adverbus/ˌæl·dʒəˈbreɪ·ɪk·li/
mathematics
Solve the equation algebraically.

Examples of algebra

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On the semantic level, different kinds of algebras and structures are possible, such as partial or continuous algebras, or models of firstorder logic.
This additional complication is, however, not too difficult to handle by means of computer algebra.
Do infants learn grammar with algebra or statistics.
We will need the following elementary fact from algebra.
Elementary linear algebra tells us that this is problematic.
Equational type algebras are one-sorted algebras equipped with a typing relation that provides a discipline for the use of the operations.
Models of unified algebra specifications are join semi-lattices, equipped with a distinguished subset of individuals, together with monotone functions.
This paper initiates the study of a process algebra based on atomic actions that are assigned resources, and that supports true concurrency.
For example, all limits and all filtered colimits of iterative algebras are iterative.
Therefore, filtered colimits of 'classical' algebras are created by the forgetful functor.
Correctly solving the algebra problem was taken as a demonstration that the system understood the written statement of the problem.
Term-equivalent algebras have the same universes, but the similarity types may differ.
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