2-5 Literal Equations and Formulas. Literal Equation: an equation that involves two or more variables.

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2-5 Literal Equations and Formulas

Literal Equation: an equation that involves two or more variables

Problem 1: Rewriting a Literal Equation

Problem 2: Rewriting a Literal Equation with only variables

Formulas

Problem 4: Rewriting a Formula The monarch butterfly is the only butterfly that migrates annually north and south. The distance that a particular group of monarch butterflies travel is about 1700 miles. It typically takes 120 days to travel one way. What is the average rate a butterfly travels in miles per day? Round to the nearest mile.