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5 Fri 9/11 Lesson 1 – 6 Learning Objective: To write & solve absolute value equations Hw: Absolute value equations WS

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7  To write & solve equations involving absolute value

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11 Always get the absolute value by ITSELF before splitting it up and solving!!

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17  Extraneous Solution – Extra, but wrong answer  ALWAYS plug your answers back into the ORIGINAL equation to CHECK!!

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24  Describe how absolute value equations are like linear equations and how they differ. Be specific.

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