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Type of Equation Solutions

Type of Equation Solutions

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS
8.EE.C.7A, 6.EE.B.5, 6.EE.B.7

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Ivor Blackman

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12 Slides • 12 Questions

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Type of Equation Solutions

I can classify equations by their solution.

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Criteria for Success

  • Understand that if an equation has no solution, then there is no value for x that will make the equation true

  • Understand that if an equation has infinite solutions, then x can represent any value and it will make the equation true

  • Understand that if an equation has a unique solution, then there is one value for x that will make the equation true

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Do Now

Don’t try to solve.  Just looking at this equation- What’s wrong with this?

 x+2=x+3x+2=x+3  

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Picture This:

These scales are all currently balanced. You must choose a number to fill into the boxes in each problem that will keep them balanced. In each individual box you may only use one number.

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Picture This:

These scales are all currently balanced. You must choose a number to fill into the boxes in each problem that will keep them balanced. In each individual box you may only use one number.

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Picture This:

These scales are all currently balanced. You must choose a number to fill into the boxes in each problem that will keep them balanced. In each individual box you may only use one number.

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Open Ended

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You must choose a number to fill into the boxes in each problem that will keep them balanced. In each individual box you may only use one number.

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Open Ended

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You must choose a number to fill into the boxes in each problem that will keep them balanced. In each individual box you may only use one number.

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Open Ended

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You must choose a number to fill into the boxes in each problem that will keep them balanced. In each individual box you may only use one number.

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Types of Solutions

  • One Solution Equations

  • Infinite Solutions

  • No Solution

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One Solution

Variable Terms: On one side or different

Constants: Same or different

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Infinite Solution

Variable Terms: Same

Constants: Same

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No Solution

Variable Terms: Same

Constants: Different

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Practice

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Multiple Choice

 7x−3=7x+57x-3=7x+5  

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No Solution

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Infinite Solutions

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 x=2x=2  

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 x=8x=8  

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Multiple Choice

Determine the type of solution you will have if you get
x=0.25
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one solution
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infinite solution=identity
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no solution
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I don't know.  I need to study.

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Multiple Choice

How many solutions to this equation????  3 (10x + 2) = 30x + 6
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One Solution
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No Solution
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Infinite Solutions

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Multiple Choice

3r - 5 = 2r
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No solution
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Infinitely many solutions
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r = 5

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Multiple Choice

Solve:
2x + 1 = 2x - 1
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No Solution
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x = 0
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Infinitely Many Solutions

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the type of solution.

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Infinite solutions

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One solution

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No solution

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Multiple Choice

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What is the solution to the equations?
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one solution
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no solution
3
infinite solutions
4
none of these

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Multiple Choice

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What is the solution to this equation?

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one solution

2

no solution

3

infinite solutions

4

none of these

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Exit Ticket

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Open Ended

Todd and Jason both solved an equation and ended up with this final line in their work:


−2x=4x.


Todd says, “This equation has no solution because −2≠4.”


Jason says, “The solution is −2 because −2(−2)=4.”

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Type of Equation Solutions

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