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    May 17 Chapter 3 Review

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    This document appears to be a review of chapter 3 from a textbook or course. It lists 5 problems from pages 26 and 250 with numbers 4, 9, 4ac, 6, and 7c. The final problem on page 250 asks if x=3 is a solution to the equation 5(3x - 2) = 4 - 10(x + 1) and requests an explanation of how you know without solving, asking for a formal check.

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    This document appears to be a review of chapter 3 from a textbook or course. It lists 5 problems from pages 26 and 250 with numbers 4, 9, 4ac, 6, and 7c. The final problem on page 250 asks if x=3 is a solution to the equation 5(3x - 2) = 4 - 10(x + 1) and requests an explanation of how you know without solving, asking for a formal check.

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    May 17 Chapter 3 Review

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    This document appears to be a review of chapter 3 from a textbook or course. It lists 5 problems from pages 26 and 250 with numbers 4, 9, 4ac, 6, and 7c. The final problem on page 250 asks if x=3 is a solution to the equation 5(3x - 2) = 4 - 10(x + 1) and requests an explanation of how you know without solving, asking for a formal check.

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    Chapter 3 Review

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    p. 250 #9
    Is x = 3 the solution to 5(3x ­ 2) = 4 ­ 10(x + 1)?
    Explain how you know. DO NOT SOLVE. Provide formal check.

    p. 250 #9

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