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Title: Solving Two-Step Equations


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Solving Two-Step Equations
  • 7th Grade Math

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What is a Two-Step Equation?
  • An equation written in the form
  • Ax B C

3
Examples of Two-Step Equations
  1. 3x 5 16
  2. y/4 3 12
  3. 5n 4 6
  4. n/2 6 4

4
Steps for Solving Two-Step Equations
  1. Solve for any ________ or __________ on the
    variable side of equation by _________ the
    operation from both sides of the equation.
  2. Solve any __________or ___________ from variable
    side of equation by ________ the operation from
    _________ sides of the equation.

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Inverse Operations
  • Addition ?
  • ___________

Division
__________?
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Helpful Hints?
  • Identify what operations are on the variable
    side. (Add, Sub, Mult, Div)
  • Undo the operation by using opposite
    operations.
  • Whatever you do to one side, you must do to the
    other side to keep equation balanced.

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Ex. 1 Solve 4x 5 11
  • 4x 5 15
  • (Add __ to both sides)
  • 4x 20 (Simplify)
  • (Divide both sides by _)
  • x (Simplify)

8
Try These Examples
  • 2x 5 17
  • 3y 7 25
  • 5n 2 38
  • 12b 4 28

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Check your answers!!!
  1. x 11
  2. y 6
  3. n 8
  4. b 2

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Ready to Move on?
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Ex. 2 Solve x/3 4 9
  • x/3 4 9
  • - - (Subt. _ from both sides)
  • x/3 5 (Simplify)
  • (x/3) ? _ 5 ? _ (Mult. by _ on both sides)
  • x (Simplify)

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Try these examples!
  1. x/5 3 8
  2. c/7 4 9
  3. r/3 6 2
  4. d/9 4 5

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Check your answers!!!
  1. x 55
  2. c 35
  3. r 24
  4. d 9

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Time to Review!
  • Make sure your equation is in the form Ax B C
  • Keep the equation balanced.
  • Use opposite operations to undo
  • Follow the rules
  • Undo Addition or Subtaction
  • Undo Multiplication or Division
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