Chapter 3

1. 3.4: Solving Inequalities Using Addition or Subtraction

1.1. What is an Inequality

1.2. How to read inequalities

1.3. Using Subtraction

1.4. Using Addition

1.5. Example

2. 3.5: Solving Inequalities Using Multiplication or Division

2.1. Multiplication and Division Property of Inequality

2.2. Using Multi.

2.3. Using Divsion

2.4. Example

3. 3.6: Solving Multi-Step Inequalities

3.1. Solving

3.2. Solving with combining like terms

3.3. Example

4. 3.1: Sloving 2 Steps Equations

4.1. Using Subtraction and Division

4.2. Using Addition and Multiplication

4.3. Solving with Negative Coefficients

4.4. To Check

4.5. Example

5. 3.2: Solving Eqautions Having Like Terms and Paranthesis

5.1. Solving

5.2. Solving with the Distributive Property

5.3. Solving with Like Terms and D.P

5.4. Example

6. 3.3: Solving Equations with Variables on both sides

6.1. Solving

6.2. Solving an equation with no solution

6.3. Solving an equation with identity

6.4. Example