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Lecture 1: Absolute value equation with no solution

Lecture 2: Example 2: Variables on both sides

Lecture 3: Order of operations, more examples

Lecture 4: Variables and equations word problem: Putting them to work for Super Yoga

Lecture 5: More percent problems

Lecture 6: Why we do the same thing to both sides of equations

Lecture 7: Basic rate problem

Lecture 8: Solving a consecutive integer problem algebraically

Lecture 9: Super Yoga plans: Solving systems by elimination

Lecture 10: Simple equations: examples solving a variety of forms

Lecture 11: How to solve equations of the form ax = b

Lecture 12: Algebra: Linear equations 4

Lecture 13: Averages

Lecture 14: Example: Solving for a variable

Lecture 15: Solving for F in terms of C

Lecture 16: Example 1: Variables on both sides

Lecture 17: Ex 2: Distributive property to simplify

Lecture 18: Evaluating expressions with unknown variables 2

Lecture 19: Algebra: Linear equations 2

Lecture 20: Age word problems 3

Lecture 21: Number of solutions to linear equations ex 3

Lecture 22: How to solve equations of the form x/a = b

Lecture 23: Converting repeating decimals to fractions 1

Lecture 24: Absolute value equations 1

Lecture 25: Converting repeating decimals to fractions 2

Lecture 26: 2003 AIME II problem 1 | AIME

Lecture 27: Mixture problems 3

Lecture 28: Finding the 100th term in a sequence

Lecture 29: Super Yoga plans: Plotting points

Lecture 30: Ex 2 age word problem

Lecture 31: Absolute value equations example 1

Lecture 32: Understanding steps when solving equations

Lecture 33: Mixture problems 2

Lecture 34: A clever application of the distributive property to solve a multi-step equation

Lecture 35: Ex 3 age word problem

Lecture 36: Figuring out missing algebraic step

Lecture 37: Evaluating expressions where individual variable values are unknown

Lecture 38: Absolute value inequalities example 1

Lecture 39: Absolute value equation example

Lecture 40: Example of solving a one-step equation

Lecture 41: Ex 1 age word problem

Lecture 42: Growing by a percentage

Lecture 43: How to represent a relationship with a simple equation

Lecture 44: Solving a more complicated equation

Lecture 45: Solving equations with the distributive property

Lecture 46: How to divide from both sides of an equation

Lecture 47: Ex 2: Multi-step equation

Lecture 48: Absolute value equations

Lecture 49: Patterns in sequences 1

Lecture 50: Algebra: Linear equations 3

Lecture 51: Equations of sequence patterns

Lecture 52: Taking percentages

Lecture 53: Solving two-step equations

Lecture 54: Ex 1: Distributive property to simplify

Lecture 55: Age word problems 1

Lecture 56: Algebra: Linear equations 1

Lecture 57: Challenge example: Sum of integers

Lecture 58: Super Yoga plans: Solving systems by substitution

Lecture 59: Rearrange formulas to isolate specific variables

Lecture 60: Introduction to solving an equation with variables on both sides

Lecture 61: Solving for a variable

Lecture 62: Why we do the same thing to both sides basic systems

Lecture 63: Variables and equations word problem: Which Super Yoga plan is best?

Lecture 64: Absolute value inequalities

Lecture 65: Word problem: solving equations

Lecture 66: How to solve one-step equations

Lecture 67: Absolute value equation example 2

Lecture 68: How to use the one-step equation intuition exercise

Lecture 69: Intuition for solving one-step equations

Lecture 70: Manipulating formula example

Lecture 71: Example: two-step equation with numerator x

Lecture 72: Age word problems 2

Lecture 73: Number of solutions to linear equations

Lecture 74: Bunch of examples

Lecture 75: Example: two-step equations

Lecture 76: Absolute value equations

Lecture 77: Early train word problem

Lecture 78: Number of solutions to linear equations ex 2

Lecture 79: Why we do the same thing to both sides: Multi-step equations

Lecture 80: Absolute inequalities 2

Lecture 81: Linear equation word problem

Lecture 82: Ex 3: Distributive property to simplify

Lecture 83: Absolute value inequalities example 3

Lecture 84: Patterns in sequences 2

Lecture 85: Equation special cases