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Multi-Step Equations
Sol A.4
• To solve multi-step equations you form a series of simpler equivalent equations.
• To do this use the properties of equality, inverse operations and properties of real numbers.
• You use the properties until you isolate the variable.
Combining Like Terms
5 = 5m – 23 + 2m5 = 5m + 2m – 23 Comm. Prop. Of Addition5 = 7m – 23 Combine Like Terms5 + 23 = 7m – 23 + 23 Add 23 to both sides28 = 7m Simplify28/7 = (7m)/7 Divide each side by 74 = m
Check your work.
Your Turn
11m – 8 – 6m = 22
Your Turn
• -2y + 5 + 5y = 14
Solving a Multi-Step Equation Word Problem
• Turn to page 95 in your textbook and lets look at “Problem 2” together.
Solving an Equation Using the Distributive Property
-8(2x – 1) = 36-16x + 8 = 36 Distributive Property-16x + 8 – 8 = 36 – 8 Subtract 8 from both sides-16x = 28 Simplify(-16x)/-16 = 28/-16 Divide each side by -16X = -7/4 Simplify
Your Turn
18 = 3(2x – 6)
Solving an Equation That contains Fractions
There are 2 methods that you can you to solve an equation that contains fractions.
I will show you both methods and you need to try them both to decide which works best for you!
Method 1 Write the terms using a common denomitaor
• 3/4x – 1/3x = 10
Method 2Clear the fractions from the equation
• 3x/4 – x/3 = 10
Your turn
• (2b)/5 + (3b)/4 = 3
Your Turn
• 1/9 = 5/6 – m/3