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Other Types of Equations

1. Solve each polynomial equation by factoring and the using the zero-product principle: (Similar to p.168 #6)

2. Solve each polynomial equation by factoring and the using the zero-product principle: (Similar to p.168 #10)

3. Solve each radical equation: (Similar to p.169 #18)

4. Solve each radical equation: (Similar to p.169 #26)

5. Solve each equation with rational exponents: (Similar to p.169 #38)

6. Solve each equation with rational exponents: (Similar to p.169 #40)

7. Solve each equation by making an appropriate substitution: (Similar to p.169 #42)

8. Solve each equation by making an appropriate substitution: (Similar to p.169 #49)

9. Solve each equation by making an appropriate substitution: (Similar to p.169 #58)

10. Solve each absolute value equation or indicate that the equation has no solution: (Similar to p.169 #68)

11. Solve each absolute value equation or indicate that the equation has no solution: (Similar to p.169 #74)

12. Solve each absolute value equation or indicate that the equation has no solution: (Similar to p.169 #76)

13. Solve each absolute value equation: (Similar to p.169 #78)