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Algebra
Solving Equations
Intro
Concept Quizzes
Warmup
Balanced Scales
Setting Up Equations
Simple Equations
Multi-Step Equations
Isolating a Variable
Solve by Substitution
Solve by Elimination
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Level 1
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Balances Warmup
How many red squares should be placed on the right side of the bottom scale in order to make it balance?
4
6
8
9
12
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How many red squares should be placed on the right side of the bottom scale in order to make it balance?
3
4
5
6
8
Submit
What should be placed on the right side of the bottom scale in order to make it balance?
4 Yellow Triangles
5 Yellow Triangles
24 Blue Circles
25 Blue Circles
Submit
What should be placed on the right side of the bottom scale in order to make it balance?
3 Green Pentagons
4 Green Pentagons
4 Yellow Triangles
5 Yellow Triangles
Submit
How many blue circles should be placed on the right side of the lower scale to make it balance?
1
2
3
6
8
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