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AZ-Intermediate Algebra A MA311
Solving One-Variable Inequalities
Question 74563
74563
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Solving One-Variable Inequalities
Question 74563 • AZ-Intermediate Algebra A (MA311)
Which student’s first step was incorrect, and why?
Answer
A
Amelia’s, because the variable term must be isolated on the left side
B
Luis’s, because he flipped the inequality sign when he subtracted
C
Shauna’s, because she did not apply the subtraction property of equality properly
D
Clarence’s, because the terms he added together were not like terms
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