Chapter 3

1. Section 3.4:Solving inequalities using Addition or subtraction

1.1. What is an inequality

1.2. How to read an inequlity

1.3. Using Addition

1.4. Using Subtraction

2. Section 3.5: Solving Inequalities Using Multiplication or division

2.1. Multiplication and division property of inquality

2.2. Using Multiplication

2.3. Using Division

3. Section 3.6: Solving Multi-Step Equations

3.1. Solving

3.2. Soving with combined like Terms

4. Section 3.1:Solving Two-step equations

4.1. Example 1: Using Subtraction and Division to Solve

4.2. Example 2: Using addition and multiplication to solve

4.3. Example 3 : Solving an equation with Negative Coefficients

5. Section 3.2:Solving Equations Having like terms and Parantheses

5.1. Example 1: Writing and solving an equation

5.2. Example 2: Solving Equations Using the Distributive property

5.3. Example 3: Combining like termsAfter Distributing

6. Section 3.3: Solving Equation with variables on both sides.

6.1. Example 1:Solving Equations with Variables on both sides

6.2. Example 2: An equation with no solution

6.3. Example 3 : solving with indentity