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Chapter 6 primarily deals with inequalities and solution areas rather than one single solution. Order pairs that satisfy inequalites can come from an entire area rather than just a single (x, y) ordered pair. The solution areas are defined by linear equations that represent boundaries found on the coordinate plane.
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6.3 Page 349 18-35 all |
Lesson 6.3 A
Lesson 6.3 B
Quiz Review 6.3 A |
Lesson 6.5 A
Lession 6.5 B
Quiz Review 6.5 A |
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How to use the Distributive Property.
How to clear denominators.
How to collect like terms.
How to reverse addition or subtraction.
How to reverse multiplication or division.
How to rewrite an equation in slope intercept form (y = mx + b)
How to graph a linear equation in slope intercept form.
How to test points to determine the solution set (shaded area).
How to use the four inequality operators (<= >= < >).
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