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1 4.2 Literal Equations Date: 11/09/18
1. Grab your Binder 2. Copy down the Essential Question (EQ). 3. Work on the Warm-up. Essential Question How is a literal equation different from a regular equation? Warm Up: Copy down the Purpose Students will rewrite literal equation to solve for different variables. They will work with different equations from both math and science to understanding a deeper level of the variables.

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Some equations contain more than one variable.

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