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Section3.1-Solving Using the Addition Principle and Multiplication Principle |
1. Solve first-degree equations written in one variable by applying the addition principle. |
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2. Solve first-degree equations written in one variable by applying the multiplication principle.
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| Sec3.2 |
Section3.2-Combining the Principles to Solve Equations |
3. Solve first-degree equations written in one variable by applying both the addition and multiplication principles.
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| Sec3.3 |
Section3.3-Solving Equations Containing Parentheses |
4. Solve first-degree equations that contain parentheses.
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| Sec3.4 |
Section3.4-Solving Word Problems |
5. Solve a word problem by solving a first-degree equation.
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| Sec3.5 |
Section3.5-Applied Problems |
6. Solve a word problem involving motion. |
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7. Solve a word problem involving a geometric figure.
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| Sec3.6 |
Section3.6-Formulas |
8. Solve and evaluate a formula.
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| Sec3.7 |
Section3.7-Solving Inequalities Using the Addition Principle |
9. Solve an inequality written in one variable by applying the addition principle. |
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10. Show graphically the solutions of such inequalities on a number line.
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| Sec3.8 |
Section3.8-Solving Inequalities Using the Multiplication Principle |
11. Solve an inequality written in one variable by applying the multiplication principle for inequalities. |
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12. Show graphically the solutions to such inequalities on a number line. |
