Polynomials Foundation: Class 10 For Olympiads/IIT/ NEET

This book serves as a foundational guide to understanding algebraic expressions and their applications. It introduces the concept of mathematical expressions formed using variables and constants and builds a systematic understanding of how these expressions can be simplified, solved, and broken into factors. With the help of logical progressions, the text aims to develop strong algebraic intuition that sets the stage for more advanced mathematics.

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The book explores key algebraic concepts that are essential for higher secondary mathematics. It begins by explaining expressions composed of variables, constants, and mathematical operations, gradually introducing the idea of degrees and coefficients. Readers are taught how different expressions interact, how to simplify them, and how they can be visualized graphically.

The book then transitions into techniques for breaking down expressions into their most basic components through factorization. This section introduces different identities, methods like grouping and splitting the middle term, and dives into special types of polynomials. All the concepts are reinforced with worked examples and practice exercises that steadily increase in difficulty.

With a balance of conceptual clarity and practical problem-solving, the book ensures a smooth learning curve for anyone aiming to master the basics of algebra.

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24-Jun-2025

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Really helped clear up the confusion I had with all those algebraic expressions. The examples are pretty straightforward, and the practice questions get you thinking without feeling overwhelming. The part where identities are used to factor big expressions was surprisingly fun to solve. Also liked how they linked zeros to the shape of the graph—it just made more sense after going through this. Would recommend if you're trying to actually get what’s going on in algebra instead of just memorizing formulas.