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From Sentences to Equations
II. Solving Linear Equations: Lecture 1 | 22:13 min
In this new chapter titled Solving Linear Equations, our instructor will speak about Sentences to Equations with an emphasis on the real world applications which can be incorporated for real skill. You will then learn the strategy of using variables, translating phrases, and identifying equality worlds before trying out your new found knowledge on four additional examples.
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From Sentences to Equations
To write an equation based on a given sentence, use a variable to represent the unknown quantity. Write verbal expressions as algebraic expressions.
Recognize that the following verbal expressions mean = : is, is the same as, is identical to.
Solve word problems using these steps: investigate the problem, plan a solution, solve the problem, and check the solution.
Be able to translate verbal statements into mathematical formulas.
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