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Title: Solving Multi-Step Equations (Day 1)


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Solving Multi-Step Equations (Day 1)
  • We are learning towrite and solve equations
    which involve more than one step to solve.
  • Wednesday, December 04, 2013

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Introduction
  • We have recently been simplifying expressions.
  • Today we will be solving equations. What is the
    difference between an equation and an expression?
  • Discuss with your group, write down some ideas
    and be ready to share with the class.

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What is the difference between an equation and an
expression?
  • Expressions are mathematical sentences with
    numbers and variables.
  • Equations are two expressions which are set equal.

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When Solving Equations
  • The variables, x and y, represent missing values
    in our equations today.
  • Our job is to find the value of the variable by
    isolating the variable on one side of the
    equation.

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Solve the equation below
Record your steps
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x
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Check your work
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Solve the equation below
Record your steps
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1/3 y
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1/3 y
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1/3 y
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Check your work
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Solve the equation below
Record your steps
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Check your work
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When solving equations with more than one
operation
  • Firsteliminate any addition or subtraction by
    creating zero pairs.
  • Secondisolate the variable by either multiplying
    or dividing.
  • Now try some practice with your group
  • Use algebra tiles and your equation mat to
    represent each equation below.
  • In the space provided, draw what the mat looks
    like.
  • Solve for the variable.
  • Record your work.
  • Be sure to check your solution by using
    substitution.
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