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a statement that two expressions are true
equations
standard form of a linear equation with one variable
ax+b=0
put solution of an equation in a
solution set { }
an equation that satisfied by every number that is a meaningful replacement for the variable

a equation is true no matter what the value of x is
identity
answer {all real numbers}
an equation that is satisfied by some numbers but not others x=5
{5} contitional
an equation as no solution
the empty set
null set
0 with a / thru the 0
-2 to the fourth power
versus
(-3) to the second power
-16 (the negative must be in ( -2)

-3 x -3 = 9
1.6
is an equation that has a rational expression for more than one or more terms
rational equation
{p/q} p an q are inters and
q does not =0

The quotient of two polynomials P and Q with Q not equal to 0
rational number or
rational expression
WHY IS THE DOMAIN OF A RATIONAL EXPRESSION IS THE SET OF ALL REAL NUMBERS FOR WHICH THE EXPRESSION IS DEFINED?
BECAUSE THE DENOMINATOR OF A FRACTION CANNOT BE 0
SO WHAT IS THE DOMAIN OF A RATIONAL NUMBER?
THE DOMAIN CONSIST OF ALL REL NUMBERS EXCEPT THOSE THAT MAKE THE DENOMINATOR 0
DIFFERENCE OF A SQUARE
X SQUARED MINUS
Y SQUARED EQUALS
(X+Y)(X-Y
DIFFERENCE OF SQUARE:

4xSQUARED-49=
(2x+7)(2x-7)
36xTO THE FOURTH) -(MINUS)
25y TO THE 2ND =
(6xTO THE 2ND MINUS 5y) times
(6x to the 2nd) plus 5y