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Free SAT Linear equations in one variable Practice Questions
The SAT tests linear equations in one variable by giving you a sentence or an equation and asking for a specific value — often not x itself. Nearly every question is solved by isolating the variable, so the difficulty is placed in the translation and in what quantity is actually requested.
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How the SAT tests linear equations in one variable
You translate a description into a single equation and solve it, or you are handed the equation and asked what it takes to have no solution or infinitely many.
Where the points go
Solving correctly for x when the question asked for 3x + 1, and sign errors when a term crosses the equals sign.
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Other Algebra skills
- Linear equations in two variables
- Linear functions
- Systems of two linear equations in two variables
- Linear inequalities in one or two variables