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Rewrite equations into the standard form (Ax+By=C) or slope-intercept form
(y=mx+b) to make solving and comparison easier.
Use substitution or elimination to solve systems (e.g., isolate one variable and substitute)
Translate word problems into equations by identifying variables and relationships (e.g., "total cost" = fixed + variable costs)
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Confusing positive/negative slopes or miscalculating rise/run ratios
Mistaking x-intercepts for y-intercepts or vice versa
Failing to distribute coefficients correctly or mishandling sign changes
Overlooking key details (e.g., units, constraints) when setting up equations
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