Solving Equations using a Table or Graph
About the Lecture
The lecture Solving Equations using a Table or Graph by Keith Walker is from the course Algebra Basics. It contains the following chapters:
- Lesson Instructions
- Practice Problems
- Ticket Out the Door
Included Quiz Questions
What is no essential feature of a linear equation?
- It has just one pair of value.
- It has one or two variables.
- No variable is raised to a power greater than 1.
- No variable is is used as the denominator of a fraction.
Which of the following pairs of value is no solution for the linear equation 3x + 2y = 10?
- x = -1; y = 6
- x = 1; y = 3,5
- x = 2; y = 2
- x = 4; y = -1
Which of the statements concerning the linear equation are not correct?
- A linear equation always has two variables.
- A linear equation is always solved by picking an x-value.
- The form of a linear equation is ax + bx = c
- A linear equation looks like any other equation.
Author of lecture Solving Equations using a Table or Graph
Keith Walker
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