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Beginning and Intermediate Algebra: An Integrated Approach 5th edition
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R. David Gustafson and Peter D. Frisk
Published by Brooks/Cole

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Chapter 1: Real Numbers and Their Graphs

R

13 (6)
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T

7 (1)
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1.2

32 (1)
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1.3

31 (1)
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1.4

34
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1.5

31 (1)
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1.6

32 (2)
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1.7

32 (1)
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Chapter 2: Equations and Inequalities

R

8 (1)
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2.1

36
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2.2

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2.3

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2.4

26 (3)
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2.5

28 (1)
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Chapter 3: Graphing and Solving Systems of Equations and Inequalities

3.1

32 (1)
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3.2

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3.6

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3.7

22
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Chapter 4: Polynomials

4.1

31
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4.2

34 (1)
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4.3

30 (2)
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4.4

31
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4.5

37 (1)
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4.6

35
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4.7

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4.8

32 (2)
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Chapter 5: Factoring Polynomials

R

13 (4)
 004 006 010 016 020 024 028 030 034 038 042 046 048 052 054 060 070

5.1

36
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5.2

35
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5.3

36
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5.4

34
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5.5

32 (1)
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5.6

34
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5.7

33
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5.8

30
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Chapter 6: Proportion and Rational Expressions

C

14 (1)
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R

15 (1)
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T

15
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6.1

34
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6.2

27 (5)
 002 012 014 017 018 024 026 032 033 035 045 046 048 050 054 060 065 068 069 076 081 084 088 089 092 093 097 100 106 108 113 116

6.3

34
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6.4

30
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6.5

33 (1)
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6.6

25
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6.7

29 (1)
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6.8

33 (2)
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Chapter 7: More Equations, Inequalities, and Factoring

7.1

28 (5)
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7.2

30
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7.3

23
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7.4

25
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7.5

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