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Two liner algebraic expressions joined by an inequality symbol such as >,<, >,< is called: |
- A. liner equation
- B. liner inequality
- C. absolute value equation
- D. order relation
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The symbol '>' stand for: |
- A. greater than
- B. less than
- C. less then or equal to
- D. greater than or equal to
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The quadratic form of x - 5/2x= x - 4/3 is: |
- A. 2x2 -11x + 15
- B. 2x2 - 15x +11
- C. 2x2 -22x + 15
- D. 2x2 + 11x - 15
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The solution set of absolute equation lx - 3l = 5 is: |
- A. (2,8)
- B. (-2,8)
- C. (-2,-8)
- D. (2,-8)
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Any value of the variable which makes the equation a true statement is called the: |
- A. equation
- B. inequality
- C. variable
- D. solution
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The solution set of x - 7< 5 - 2x is: |
- A. x > 4
- B. x = 4
- C. x < 4
- D. x < 4
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An equation that can be written in the form ax + b = 0, a ≠ 0 where a and ab are constants and x is variable is called: |
- A. linear equation
- B. liner inequality
- C. cubic equation
- D. quadratic equation
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Any term of an equation may be taken to the other side with its sign changed without affection the equation is called: |
- A. factorization
- B. surd
- C. transposition
- D. transformation
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