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Solving Linear Equations
Isolating the unknown, clearing fractions before anything else, and the transposition shortcut - with every step justified by an inverse operation.
Every page in the KEVOS library tagged linear equations. 5 pages.
Isolating the unknown, clearing fractions before anything else, and the transposition shortcut - with every step justified by an inverse operation.
Graph linear equations using slope-intercept form, rise over run, y-intercepts and transformations from standard form.
Solve linear equations containing variable terms on both sides, including distributive forms and cases with one, no or infinitely many solutions.
Use inverse operations to isolate a variable in one-step and basic two-step equations, then verify solutions by substitution.
Solve linear equations requiring several transformations, including distribution, combining terms and fractional coefficients.