Module 3.2 Equations w/ Special Solutions Pd 6
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William Polascak
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One solution: x = 7
No solutions: 5 = 3
Infinite Solutions: -2 = -2
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ71khMvc3U
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Multiple Choice
What is your answer to how many cards for the teacher and Leah to have the same number?
One solution
No solutions
Infinite Solutions
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Multiple Choice
What is your answer to how many cards will it take for the teacher and Mai to be equal?
One Solution
No Solutions
Infinite Solutions
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Poll
By saying the teacher and Mai have infinite solutions as an answer, would negative numbers still work?
Yes
No
I'm not sure
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzLJ0KelkBw
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Multiple Choice
So, what is your answer?
One Solution
No Solutions
Infinitely Solutions
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https://youtu.be/o1r66MSbFwc
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Multiple Choice
So, what is your answer?
One Solution
No Solutions
Infinitely Solutions
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Multiple Choice
So, what is your answer?
One Solution
No Solutions
Infinitely Solutions
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Jose draws an equilateral triangle with sides of x. Marin draws an equilateral triangle with sides 2 inches longer than Jose's. The perimeter of Marin's is 6 inches longer than Jose's.
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https://youtu.be/0ThHWeLH39g
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Multiple Choice
So, what is your answer?
One Solution
No Solutions
Infinitely Solutions
All numbers greater than 0
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Multiple Choice
Solve the equation
No Solutions
Infinite Solutions
One Solution a = 4
One Solution a = -4
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Multiple Choice
Solve the equation
No Solutions
Infinite Solutions
One Solution z = 1
One Solution z = -1
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Multiple Choice
Solve the equation
No Solutions
Infinite Solutions
One Solution y = 4
One Solution y = -4
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Multiple Choice
Taylor orders a pizza for $16.50 plus $2 per topping. Sam orders a pizza for $13.25 plus $2 per topping.
How many toppings do they need to order for both pizzas to cost the same amount?
2 toppings
5 toppings
No topping amount will make them equal
Any topping amount will make them equal
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Multiple Choice
Blake says that 4(x-1) = 12-4x has zero solutions. Is Blake correct? Why or Why not?
Blake is wrong because x = 0.
Blake is wrong because x = 8
Blake is wrong because the equation has infinite solutions
Blake is correct because the equation has no solutions
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