15 videos in "Absolute Value Equations / Graphs"
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Translations of Absolute Value Graphs
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Absolute Value Part 1
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Absolute Value Part 2
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Special Functions
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Absolute Value Equations 1
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Absolute Value Equations 2
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Absolute Value Equations 3
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Absolute Value Equations 4
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Absolute Value Equations 5
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Intermediate Algebra Review Part 10
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Graphing Absolute Value Function
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Graphing Absolute Value Function
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Multiple Transformations
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Solving an Graphing an Absolute Value Inequality
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Solving and Graphing Absolute Value Inequality
Absolute Value Equations 5
Absolute Value Equations 5
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Part of video series Absolute Value Equations
More free YouTube videos by Julie Harland are organized at http://yourmathgal.com
Part 5 of how to solve algebraic linear absolute value equations. Explains algebraically and graphically.
- How do you solve and check absolute value equations?
- How do you set up an absolute value problem and write two equations?
- Why are there two solutions to absolute value problems?
- How do you get the second answer to an absolute value equation?
- How do you solve equations where there is an absolute value expression on both sides of an equation?
- What happens if there are absolute values on both sides of an equation?
- What are the two equations you can write if |stuff| = |junk|?
- How do you write two equations, solve, and check |9 - 4x| = |2x - 3|?
- How do you write two equations, solve, and check |2n + 5| = |2n - 1|?
- When does an absolute value equation only have one answer?
- When does an absolute value equation have no solution?
- What is a summary for solving absolute value equations?
This video goes through the most complicated of all absolute value equation cases -- when there is an absolute value expression on both sides of the equation. The problems done are explained completely and very clearly. This is a great tutorial on more complicated absolute value equations.
I have enjoyed learning from YourMathGal until the use of 'stuff' and junk for the Absolute Value equations.... just doesn't help the thinking/learning process... using it once or twice for fun is okay - but I'd like to see -in addition- to the 'fun' words samples of what I'd see in a textbook. This would help me organize my thinking...
