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Introduction to Equations

Introduction to Equations

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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Easy

CCSS
2.NBT.B.5, 4.NBT.B.6, 3.OA.C.7

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Catherine Evoy

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8 Slides • 12 Questions

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Introduction to Equations

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Step 1: Review of Inverse Operations

Addition and Subtraction are Inverse Operations

Multiplication and Division are Inverse Operations

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Inverse Operations

  • Addition is the opposite or inverse of subtraction.

  • Subtraction is the opposite or inverse of addition.

  • When working with equations we can solve for a given variable by using inverse or opposite math operations of numbers to get the variable alone..

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Inverse Operations

  • Multiplication is the opposite or inverse of division.

  • Division is the opposite or inverse of multiplication.

  • When working with equations we can solve for a given variable by using inverse or opposite math operations of numbers to get the variable alone..

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Inverse Operations

  • Similar to Fact Families You learned in elementary school for addition and subtraction

  • If 6 plus 4 equals 10 then 10 subtract 4 equals 6

  • If 28 minus 10 equals 18 then 18 increased by 10 equals 28

  • Inverse operation or opposite operation are new words but are simply fact families you already know from elementary school.

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Inverse Operations

  • Similar to Fact Families You learned in elementary school for multiplication and division

  • If 7 times 3 equals 21 then 21 divided by 3 equals 7

  • If 50 divided by 10 equals 5 then 5 multiplied by 10 equals 50

  • Inverse operation or opposite operation are new words but are simply fact families you already know from elementary school.

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Step 2: Let's Practice Inverse Operations

Addition and Subtraction are Inverse Operations

Multiplication and Division are Inverse Operations

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Multiple Choice

If  3 + 4 = 73\ +\ 4\ =\ 7   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

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addition


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2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

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division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  15  8 = 715\ -\ 8\ =\ 7   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


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2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  5 + 6 = 115\ +\ 6\ =\ 11   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


++

2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  2418=624-18=6   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


++

2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  24÷8=324\div8=3   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


++

2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  9×5=459\times5=45   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


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2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  50÷5=1050\div5=10   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


++

2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

If  7×5=357\times5=35   then the inverse or opposite operation is:

1

addition


++

2

subtraction
-

3

multiplication

×\times

4

division

÷\div

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Multiple Choice

 137=613-7=6  

What is the inverse operation of 13 - 7 = 6

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13 - 6 = 7

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6 + 7 = 13

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13 + 7 = 20

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Multiple Choice

If  5+2=75+2=7    then the inverse operation is:

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7 + 2 = 9

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7 - 2 = 5

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2 + 5 = 7

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Multiple Choice

If   30÷5=630\div5=6   then the inverse operation is:

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 6×5=306\times5=30  

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 30÷6=530\div6=5  

3

 305=2530-5=25  

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Multiple Choice

If   7×5=357\times5=35   then the inverse operation is:

1

 5+7=125+7=12  

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 5×7=355\times7=35  

3

 35÷5=735\div5=7   

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