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This document provides a worksheet with linear equations for students to solve. The worksheet is divided into 5 levels of increasing difficulty. Each level contains 2-3 equations for students to solve. The levels progress from simple equations like x + 9 = 11 to multi-step equations like fractions and variables on both sides. An empty space is provided for students to write their name, class, and score.
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