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Tuesday, December 3 rd 2013 Objective: SWBAT solve a literal equation by isolating a specific variable. SWBAT solve a literal equation by isolating a specific variable. Agenda: Do-Now Do-Now Guided Notes + Practice Guided Notes + Practice Versatiles Versatiles Exit Card Exit Card

What is a literal equation? A literal equation is an equation that contains more than one variable. A literal equation is an equation that contains more than one variable. When you solve a literal equation, you are rearranging the equation to isolate a variable. When you solve a literal equation, you are rearranging the equation to isolate a variable.

x + y =

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