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To find: The definition of open sentence and equivalent equations.
Answer to Problem 3E
Open sentence: An inequality or an equation that contains a variable is known as an open sentence.
Equivalent equations: This type of equations having the same solution set over a given domain.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: Definition is given in the book on page number 37.
The definition of asked term is given below.
Open sentence: An inequality or an equation that contains a variable is known as an open sentence.
- The value that satisfies the open sentences is also known as the root or solution.
- If a solution satisfies it, then it becomes a true statement.
Equivalent equations: This type of equations having the same solution set over a given domain.
- These types of equations generally solve by transformation or by changing the given equations into simple equations.
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