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Beginning and Intermediate Algebra

Julie Miller,Molly O’Neill,Nancy Hyde

Chapter 2

Linear Equations and Inequalities - all with Video Answers

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Section 1

Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division Properties of Equality

00:35

Problem 1

After getting a test back, it is a good idea to correct the test so that you do not make the same errors again. One recommended approach is to use a clean sheet of paper, and divide the paper down the middle vertically as shown. For each problem that you missed on the test, rework the problem correctly on the lefthand side of the paper. Then give a written explanation on the right-hand side of the paper. To reinforce the correct procedure, do four more problems of that type.
Take the time this week to make corrections from your last test.

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Problem 2

Define the key terms.
a. linear equation in one variable
b. solution to an equation
c. solution set
d. addition property of equality
e. subtraction property of equality
f. multiplication property of equality

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Problem 3

Identify the following as either an expression or an equation.
$$x-4+5 x$$

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00:21

Problem 4

Identify the following as either an expression or an equation.
$$8 x+2=7$$

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00:22

Problem 5

Identify the following as either an expression or an equation.
$$9=2 x-4$$

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00:23

Problem 6

Identify the following as either an expression or an equation.
$$3 x^{2}+x=-3$$

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01:07

Problem 7

Identify the following as either an expression or an equation.
Explain how to determine if a number is a solution to an equation.

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00:28

Problem 8

Identify the following as either an expression or an equation.
Explain why the equations $6 x=12$ and $x=2$ are equivalent equations.

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00:32

Problem 9

Determine whether the given number is a solution to the equation.
$$x-1=5 ; 4$$

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00:31

Problem 10

Determine whether the given number is a solution to the equation.
$$x-2=1 ;-1$$

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00:30

Problem 11

Determine whether the given number is a solution to the equation.
$$5 x=-10 ;-2$$

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00:29

Problem 12

Determine whether the given number is a solution to the equation.
$$3 x=21 ; 7$$

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00:34

Problem 13

Determine whether the given number is a solution to the equation.
$$3 x+9=3 ;-2$$

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00:36

Problem 14

Determine whether the given number is a solution to the equation.
$$2 x-1=-3 ;-1$$

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00:35

Problem 15

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$x+6=5$$

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00:40

Problem 16

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$x-2=10$$

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Problem 17

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$q-14=6$$

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00:36

Problem 18

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$w+3=-5$$

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00:45

Problem 19

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$2+m=-15$$

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00:27

Problem 20

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-6+n=10$$

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Problem 21

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-23=y-7$$

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00:38

Problem 22

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-9=-21+b$$

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00:39

Problem 23

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$4+c=4$$

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00:40

Problem 24

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-13+b=-13$$

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Problem 25

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$4.1=2.8+a$$

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00:50

Problem 26

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$5.1=-2.5+y$$

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00:34

Problem 27

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$5=z-\frac{1}{2}$$

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00:43

Problem 28

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-7=p+\frac{2}{3}$$

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00:47

Problem 29

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$x+\frac{5}{2}=\frac{1}{2}$$

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00:36

Problem 30

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$\frac{7}{3}=x-\frac{2}{3}$$

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00:44

Problem 31

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-6.02+c=-8.15$$

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01:09

Problem 32

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$p+0.035=-1.12$$

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00:54

Problem 33

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$3.245+t=-0.0225$$

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00:49

Problem 34

Solve each equation using the addition or subtraction property of equality. Be sure to check your answer.
$$-1.004+k=3.0589$$

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Problem 35

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$6 x=54$$

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Problem 36

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$2 w=8$$

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00:36

Problem 37

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$12=-3 p$$

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00:38

Problem 38

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$6=-2 q$$

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00:37

Problem 39

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-5 y=0$$

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00:35

Problem 40

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-3 k=0$$

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00:40

Problem 41

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-\frac{y}{5}=3$$

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00:36

Problem 42

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-\frac{z}{7}=1$$

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00:44

Problem 43

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$\frac{4}{5}=-t$$

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00:46

Problem 44

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-\frac{3}{7}=-h$$

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00:43

Problem 45

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$\frac{2}{5} a=-4$$

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00:36

Problem 46

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$\frac{3}{8} b=-9$$

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00:42

Problem 47

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-\frac{1}{5} b=-\frac{4}{5}$$

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00:38

Problem 48

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-\frac{3}{10} w=\frac{2}{5}$$

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00:29

Problem 49

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-41=-x$$

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Problem 50

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$32=-y$$

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00:43

Problem 51

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$3.81=-0.03 p$$

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00:39

Problem 52

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$2.75=-0.5 q$$

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00:40

Problem 53

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$5.82 y=-15.132$$

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00:44

Problem 54

Solve each equation using the multiplication or division property of equality. Be sure to check your answers.
$$-32.3 x=-0.4522$$

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Problem 55

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The sum of negative eight and a number is forty-two.

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Problem 56

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The sum of thirty-one and a number is thirteen.

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Problem 57

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The difference of a number and negative six is eighteen.

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Problem 58

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The sum of negative twelve and a number is negative fifteen.

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00:40

Problem 59

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The product of a number and seven is the same as negative sixty-three.

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Problem 60

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The product of negative three and a number is the same as twenty-four.

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00:36

Problem 61

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The value 3.2 subtracted from a number is 2.1.

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Problem 62

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The value $-3$ subtracted from a number is 4

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00:33

Problem 63

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The quotient of a number and twelve is one-third.

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Problem 64

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
Eighteen is equal to the quotient of a number and two.

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Problem 65

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The sum of a number and $\frac{5}{8}$ is $\frac{13}{8} .$

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Problem 66

Write an algebraic equation to represent each English sentence. (Let $x$ represent the unknown number.) Then solve the equation.
The difference of a number and $\frac{2}{3}$ is $\frac{1}{3}$

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Problem 67

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$a-9=1$$

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Problem 68

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$b-2=-4$$

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00:32

Problem 69

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-9 x=1$$

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Problem 70

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-2 k=-4$$

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00:35

Problem 71

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-\frac{2}{3} h=8$$

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00:30

Problem 72

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$\frac{3}{4} p=15$$

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00:37

Problem 73

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$\frac{2}{3}+t=8$$

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00:31

Problem 74

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$\frac{3}{4}+y=15$$

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00:26

Problem 75

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$\frac{r}{3}=-12$$

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00:30

Problem 76

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$\frac{d}{-4}=5$$

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Problem 77

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$k+16=32$$

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00:28

Problem 78

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-18=-9+t$$

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00:27

Problem 79

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$16 k=32$$

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Problem 80

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-18=-9$$

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00:32

Problem 81

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$7=-4 q$$

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Problem 82

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-3 s=10$$

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Problem 83

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-4+q=7$$

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Problem 84

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$s-3=10$$

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00:33

Problem 85

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-\frac{1}{3} d=12$$

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00:39

Problem 86

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-\frac{2}{5} m=10$$

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00:32

Problem 87

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$4=\frac{1}{2}+z$$

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00:32

Problem 88

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$3=\frac{1}{4}+p$$

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00:31

Problem 89

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$1.2 y=4.8$$

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00:34

Problem 90

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$4.3 w=8.6$$

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00:33

Problem 91

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$4.8=1.2+y$$

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00:32

Problem 92

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$8.6=w-4.3$$

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00:52

Problem 93

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$0.0034=y-0.405$$

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00:49

Problem 94

Solve each equation using the appropriate property of equality.
$$-0.98=m+1.0034$$

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00:32

Problem 95

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$4 p+5=0$$

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00:28

Problem 96

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$3 x-5 y=0$$

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Problem 97

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$4+2 a^{2}=5$$

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Problem 98

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$-8 t=7$$

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00:22

Problem 99

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$x-4=9$$

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00:31

Problem 100

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$2 x^{3}+y=0$$

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00:25

Problem 101

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$19 b=-3$$

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00:23

Problem 102

Determine if the equation is a linear equation in one variable. Answer yes or no.
$$13+x=19$$

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00:24

Problem 103

Construct an equation with the given solution set. Answers will vary.
$$\{6\}$$

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Problem 104

Construct an equation with the given solution set. Answers will vary.
$$\{-4\}$$

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Problem 105

Construct an equation with the given solution set. Answers will vary.
$$\{-4\}$$

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Problem 106

Construct an equation with the given solution set. Answers will vary.
$$\{-10\}$$

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Problem 107

Construct an equation with the given solution set. Answers will vary.
$$\{0\}$$

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Problem 108

Construct an equation with the given solution set. Answers will vary.
$$\{1\}$$

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00:41

Problem 109

Simplify by collecting the like terms. Then solve the equation.
$$5 x-4 x+7=8-2$$

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Problem 110

Simplify by collecting the like terms. Then solve the equation.
$$2+3=2 y+1-y$$

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00:29

Problem 111

Simplify by collecting the like terms. Then solve the equation.
$$6 p-3 p=15+6$$

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Problem 112

Simplify by collecting the like terms. Then solve the equation.
$$12-20=2 t+2 t$$

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