Solve each equation. 1. b – 8 = –22. –12 = x + 93. – = 14 4. 28 = x5. 12r = –72 4545 y7y7 6–21–98 35–6 Solving One-Step Equations ALGEBRA 1 LESSON 2-1.

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1.The sum of three consecutive integers is 117. Find the integers. 2.You and your brother started biking at noon from places that are 52 mi apart. You rode toward each other and met at 2:00 p.m. Your brother’s average speed was 4 mi/h faster than your average speed. Find both speeds. 3.Joan ran from her home to the lake at 8 mi/h. She ran back home at 6 mi/h. Her total running time was 32 minutes. How much time did it take Joan to run from her home to the lake? 38, 39, 40 your speed: 11 mi/h; brother’s speed: 15 mi/h about 13.7 minutes Equations and Problem Solving ALGEBRA 1 LESSON

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