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Free SAT Equivalent expressions Practice Questions
Equivalent expressions questions ask you to rewrite an expression into a different but identical form — factoring, expanding, combining rational expressions, or applying exponent rules. There is no equation to solve; the answer is a form, not a value.
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How the SAT tests equivalent expressions
You factor, expand, simplify rational expressions, and apply exponent and radical rules to match a given expression to an equivalent one.
Where the points go
Treating the exponent product rule as the power rule, and distributing across a sum inside a radical or a square.
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