WARM UP 1.5x + 4 = 19 2.2t + 7 = -1 3.6m + 1 = -23 4.-4w – 4 = 8 5.-7y + 3 = -25 6.3t – 13 = 2 1.x = 3 2.t = -4 3.m = -4 4.w = -3 5.y = 4 6.t = 5.

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WARM UP 1.5x + 4 = t + 7 = m + 1 = w – 4 = y + 3 = t – 13 = 2 1.x = 3 2.t = -4 3.m = -4 4.w = -3 5.y = 4 6.t = 5

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