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Combining Like Terms
Video Clip Length: 1 minute 13 seconds
Video Clip Views: 47928
This tutorial shows how to combine like terms in given polynomial, the variables, and the constants. You will learn to combine the coefficients of the same variable as well as pay attention to the signs of coefficients, for there are different rules for different signs and same signs.
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Solving Equations with Decimal Coefficients and involving Decimal Division
Video Clip Length: 3 minutes 5 seconds
Video Clip Views: 24670
The tutorial will show you how to solve the linear equation for missing variable, k. You need to combine like terms, the variables, k, first. Then, you need to simplify by using additive inverses and then to continue to solve for k.
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