You think there's just one 'algebra'? Welcome to the 5 major branches of a vast and powerful tree.

Branch 1: Elementary Algebra. The trunk of the tree. The fundamentals of variables and equations taught in school.

Branch 2: Abstract Algebra. The deep, mystical roots. The study of algebraic structures themselves, like groups and rings.

Branch 3: Linear Algebra. The strong, sturdy limbs. The study of vector spaces and matrices, the language of data and physics.

Branch 4: Boolean Algebra. The electrical system. The simple true/false logic that powers every computer on Earth.

Branch 5: Universal Algebra. The breathtaking canopy. It seeks to find the universal properties shared by ALL algebraic structures.

What you learn in school is just the beginning, a gateway to a much larger, more fascinating world.

Each branch is a universe of its own, with its own puzzles, challenges, and profound truths.

From your phone's processor to the secrets of quantum mechanics, every branch of this tree bears powerful fruit.

You've only just begun to explore. Which branch will you climb next?