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22.1.HW Analyzing Two-Variable Equations HOMEWORK

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Lesson 22 Session 1 6th Grade Ready Math

Analyzing Two-Variable Equations

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1. Examples (Part 1)

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1. Examples (Part 2)

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1. Examples (Part 3)

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1. Examples (Part 4)

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1. Examples (Part 5)

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1. Examples (Part 6)

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2. Why can the value of the variable a in the expression a + 2 be any number? Why does the variable b in the equation b + 2 = 5 have only one value?

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3a. Add to the level number.

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3b. Check your answer and show your work.