
One-Step Equations with Rational Coefficients
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7th Grade
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Courtney Tout
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13 Slides • 23 Questions
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by Courtney Tout
Day 1: Start on Slide 1 End on Slide 18
Day 2: Start on Slide 20 End on Slide 35
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3 Ways to write a division problem:
As a Fraction
As a Statement
As a Long Division Problem
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This is when the coefficient of a variable is a:
Fraction
Decimal
When we have rational coefficients it is a ONE-STEP Multiplication Equation.
to solve for the variable we must use the:
INVERSE operation : DIVISION
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Multiple Select
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY:
Rational Coefficients are coefficients that are:
Fractions
Binary
Decimals
Invisible
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Top IN Bottom OUT
If your outside number has a decimal make it a whole by moving decimal places.
Then move the same number of spaces inside the division house.
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Multiple Choice
Do you need to move the decimal/ re-write the problem before dividing?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Do you need to move the decimal/ re-write the problem before dividing?
Yes, because the number outside must be a whole number before we can attempt ANY division.
No, decimal placement doesn't count when dividing.
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If the coefficient is a decimal: DIVIDED each side by the coefficient.
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Step 1: Write the equation
Step 2: Divided both sides by 0.25
Step 3: Simplify [if needed]
WRITE THIS IN YOUR JOURNAL!!!!
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Multiple Choice
You have the equation:
30 = 0.5n
What do you need to do to get "n" by itself?
multiply 0.5 to bothsides
divided 0.5 to both sides
subtract 0.5 to both sides
add 0.5 to both sides
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Multiple Choice
You have the equation:
30 = 0.5n
You divide 0.530 , what should your answer be?
30.5
6
60
15
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Step 1: Rewrite the equation
Step 2: Divided both sides by 2.4 to isolate the variable "n"
Step 3: Simplify.
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Open Ended
Any Questions So Far?
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Multiple Choice
1.25 = 2.5b
1.2
2
0.5
1.5
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Multiple Choice
1.2h = 10.8
0.11
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9
10
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Multiple Choice
Solve for the variable. 4.9 = 0.7m
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-7
2
5
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Multiple Choice
Solve for the variable. 9 = 0.3n
30
-30
0.03
-0.03
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Multiple Choice
Solve for the variable. 21 = 0.75a
28
-28
0.04
-0.04
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Ms. Tout
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Every variable when it is by itself has an invisible 1.
Example:
x = 1x
b = 1b
m = 1m
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The multiplicative Inverse is where you multiply a fraction by its reciprocal.
When you multiply a fraction by its reciprocal you ALWAYS get 1.
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Multiple Choice
What is the recriprocal of 4/5
4/5
5/4
5/1
1/5
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Multiple Choice
What is the recriprocal of 5
5/1
1/5
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Multiple Choice
Use the Multiplicative Inverse definition to solve:
21×12=?
22=11=1
22=0
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If the coefficient is a fraction: MULTIPLY each side by the reciprocal.
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Step 1: Write the Equation
Step 2: Multiply each side by the reciprocal
Step 3: Simplify
*Remember:
When you multiply a fraction by its reciprocal it equals 1.
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Multiple Choice
You have an equation:
21x=6
What do you need to do to get "x" by itself?
add 1/2 to both sides
divided 6 to both sides
multiply by the reciprocal on both sides
add the reciprocal to both sides
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Multiple Choice
You have an equation:
21x=6
What is the multiplicative inverse or reciprocal of the fraction?
21
1.2
12
12
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Multiple Choice
You have an equation:
21x=6
When you multiply by the reciprocal on both sides, what does x = ?
6 × 21=126
6×21=26=3
6×12=112=12
6×12=612=2
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Open Ended
Any Questions So Far?
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Multiple Choice
Solve:
31x=6
2
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1/2
The Reciprocal:
12
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Multiple Choice
To solve the equation below, what should you multiply both sides by?
54m=21
The Reciprocal
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The fraction:
54
The Fraction:
21
The Reciprocal:
12
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Multiple Choice
Solve: 43v=5
v=320=6 32
v=415
v=21
v=512
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Multiple Choice
Solve:
43b=24
32
36
24
18
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Multiple Choice
Solve:
20=51n
100
50
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