Algebraic Proportions
Absolute Value Equations
Literal Equations
Solving Equations
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3/8 = n/2

n=3/4

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|-2x+6| = 6

x={0, 6}

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Solve for L

A = LWH

L = A/(WH)

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3y + 11 = -16

y = -9

100

Simplify the following expression:

62

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8/9 = 9/(k-3)

k = 105/8

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|5x| + 5 = 45

x={-8, 8}

200

Solve for x

u=x-k-y

x=u+k+y

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6 = 1 - b

b = -5

200

P = 4S is the formula for the perimeter of a square. Is this an example of a literal equation also? Why?

Yes, literal equations have more than one variable and formulas are examples of literal equations.

300

n/(n+4)= 6/4

n=-12

300

3 |−8x| + 8 = 80

x={-3, 3}

300

Solve for x

g=cx-y

x=(g+y)/c

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n + 5n + 7 = 43

n = 6

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Why can't |2x-9| = -5 be true?

Absolute value equations cannot be set equal to a negative number. Abs. val. is the distance from zero and distance cannot be negative.

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(2k+8)/3= k/9

k=-24/5

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3 |3 − 5r| − 3 = 18

r={-4/5, 2}

400

Solve for x

z=-12x-12-4y

x=(z+4y+12)/-12

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-4(2z + 6) - 12 = 4

z = -5

400

Identify the slope and y-intercept: 6x+3y=18

m=-2  b=6

500

(x+8)/2 = (x+7)/5

x=-26/3

500

6 |1 − 5x| − 9 = 57

x={-2, 12/5}

500

Solve for n

m+2n2=7m

n=sqrt(3m)

500

3/2(x-2)-5=19

x = 18

500

What does the graph of a system of equations look like when there is no solution?

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