
Equations
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- Q1What would you do to solve the following equation: x - 5 = 10Divide by 5 on both sides of the equals signSubtract 5 from both sides of the equals signAdd 5 to both sides of the equals sign15 - 5 = 1030s
- Q2What are the opposite operations?Addition & Division, Subtraction & MultiplicationAddition & Subtraction, Multiplication & Division2 and -2Addition & Multiplication, Subtraction & Division30s
- Q3What is the process for solving an equation?Think about what answer might make the equation true when you replace the variable.Distribute, Combine Like Terms on the same side of the Equals, Get the variable alone on one side of the equals by doing the opposite of what is happening to the variable in the opposite orderCombine Like Terms, Distribute, Get the variable alone on one sideDistribute, Get the variable on one side of the equals, Combine Like Terms30s
- Q4Select the one with only like terms being added.32x + 4x - 8x17x + 5y + 8y10x + 10y + 102x + 530s
- Q5Combine like terms: 17x - 4 + 4x - 821x + 1213x - 1221x - 129x30s
- Q6Distribute: 6(-3x - 5)18x + 3018x - 30-18x + 30-18x - 3030s
- Q7What would you do to solve the following equation: 3x + 4 = 10Multiply 3 then add 4 to both sides of the equals signSubtract 4 then divide by 3 on both sides of the equals signDivide by 3 then subtract 4 on both sides of the equals sign3(2) + 4 = 1030s
- Q8What would you do to solve the following equation: x/2 + 7 = 16Divide 2 then add 7 on both sides of the equals signMultiply 2 then Subtract 7 on both sides of the equals signSubtract 7 then multiply 2 on both sides of the equals sign18/2 + 7 = 1630s
- Q9Which equation models the following: John (j) has 4 more than 2 times the number of pencils as Matt (m)m = 2j + 4j = 4 > 2mj = 2m + 4j = 2m30s
- Q10Which equation models the situation: the total after a 15% tip was 23.50, what was the original bill?x = .15(23.50)23.50 = .15x1.15x = 23.50x = 1.15(23.50)30s