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Equivalent Equations

Equivalent Equations

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Mathematics

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9th Grade

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

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JeanneAnne Cosgrove

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Equivalent Equations

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Are they equivalent? 

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Equivalent

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Not Equivalent

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Are they equivalent? 

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Equivalent

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Not Equivalent

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Are they equivalent? 

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Equivalent

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Not Equivalent

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Are they equivalent? 

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Equivalent

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Not Equivalent

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Are they equivalent? 

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Equivalent

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Not Equivalent

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Sarah says that both of these equations are equivalent. Which statement explains why this is true? 

Equation A:    2(x+6)=−122\left(x+6\right)=-12  

Equation B:  x+6=−6x+6=-6  

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subtracting 2 from both sides of Equation A gives  x+6=−6x+6=-6  

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applying the distributive property to Equation A gives  x+6=−6x+6=-6  

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dividing both sides of Equation A by 2 gives  x+6=−6x+6=-6  

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adding 2 to both sides of Equation A gives you  x+6=−6x+6=-6  

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Multiple Choice

Which equation is equivalent to the equation  7x+21=497x+21=49  

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28x=4928x=49  

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7x=707x=70  

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7(x+21)=497\left(x+21\right)=49  

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7(x+3)=497\left(x+3\right)=49  

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