Destate Restate the queston by turmng nto a statement. CRQ Week 12 nswer Answer ol ports of the queston Math- Show me the numbers! ite Gve examples and edence from fext he tet states. pah 4. Cindy Henry Explan how your edence spport 3x + 5( x- 2) = 6 3x + 5(x – 2) = 6 your answer The shows thet. ens Step 1: 3x + 5x – 10 = 6 3x + 5x -2 = 6 Step 2: 8x – 10 = 6 8x - 2 = 6 Step 3: 8x = 16 8x = 8 Step 4: X = 2 x = 1 Cindy and Henry both completed the same problem. Who has the correct answer? Explain what the other person did wrong? RACE
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Restate the question by turning it
into a statement.
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CRQ Week 12
nswer
Answer ol parts of the question.
Math- Show me the numbers!
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Gve examples and evidence from
the text.
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Cindy
Henry
Explan how your evidence supports
3x + 5( x- 2) = 6
Зх + 5(х — 2) 6
your answen
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Step 1:
3x + 5x – 10 = 6
3x + 5x -2 = 6
Step 2:
8x – 10 = 6
8x - 2 = 6
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Step 3:
8x = 16
8x = 8
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Step 4:
X = 2
X = 1
Cindy and Henry both completed the same problem. Who has the correct answer?
Explain what the other person did wrong?
Solve linear equafions and inequalifies with rafional number coefficients
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