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3. Solving Equations

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Exercise 8 Page 22

Think of each piece as their own expressions: a, b, and c.

Transitive Property of Equality.

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To identify the property of equality being demonstrated by the given equations, we should first identify the format of the equations. If a=-3 and -3=d, then a=dIn this case, we are given three equations. a = -3 -3 = d a = d This demonstrates the Transitive Property of Equality. l a = b b = c ⇒ a = c

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Check Your Understanding p.22

Practice and Problem Solving p.22-24

H.O.T. Problems p.24

Standardized Test Practice p.25

Spiral Review p.25

Skills Review p.25

Exercise 8 Page 22

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