
Solving Literal Equations Quizizz
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Medium
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Standards-aligned
Vanessa Wright-Greene
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9 Slides • 20 Questions
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By now you know the basics,
but let us review.
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Always maintain balance by doing the same operation to both sides.
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Then follow that with multiplying and dividing to isolate the variable.
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you can add and subtract variables just like constants. I suggest always starting with the smaller coefficient. notice 3 is smaller than 5, so we can subtract 3x from both sides. Then it becomes an easy two step equation. Try a few for practice.
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Multiple Choice
What should you do first?
5X - 3 = 2X + 4
Subtract 2 from both sides
Subtract 2X from both sides
Add 2X to both sides
Subtract 5X from both sides
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Multiple Choice
What should you do first?
3X + 2 = -4X -5
Subtract 3X from both sides
Add 4X to both sides
Add 3X to both sides
Subtract 4X to both sides
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Secret: You solve them the same way as other equations.
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Before you had one variable and you isolated it to get a numerical answer. In literal equations you still want to isolate a variable, just the answer will contain the other variables as well. Notice in the picture X and Z are isolated and all other variables and constants are on the other side of the equal sign.
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But what if we want to solve for A?
we can use the same opposite operations method we have been using to achieve this.
Our goal to get A by itself on one side of the equal sign and everything else on the other side.
on the next slide we will go over this step by step.
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Just as if this was 5=3x+4, we would start by -4 from both sides; we can
-r from both sides the same way. Then in the previous example we would divide by 3 from both sides; we can divide B from both sides. Now we know what A equals. Remember to only combine like terms. you will notice in literal equations, there are not many.
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Some common literal equations involve converting temperature from celsius to fahrenheit or vice versa. There are also lots of literal equations in geometry. They will save you time.
Maybe you should try a few yourself.
Use paper and pencil if needed.
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Multiple Choice
Solve for A
ba=h
a=bh
a=hb
a=bh
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Multiple Choice
Solve for C
kca+e=s
c=aesk
c=akes
c=ak(s−e)
c=ak(s−e)
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Multiple Choice
Solve for B.
A = BC + BD
B = (ACD)
B = (A - CD)
B=A/(C+D)
B=A/(CD)
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Multiple Choice
Given ax−b=c, solve for x.
x = ac+b
x = ac−b
x = ca+b
x = bc+a
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Multiple Choice
Given xy + w = 9, solve for y.
y=x9+w
y=w9−x
y=x9−w
y=wy9+x
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Multiple Choice
Given d=rt, solve for r.
r=dt
t = rd
d=tr
r=td
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Multiple Choice
Given mx+4y=3t, solve for x.
x= m3t+4y
x=m3t−4y
x=t3m−4y
x=m3y+4t
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Multiple Choice
Given V=lwh, solve for l.
l=hVw
l=whV
l=wVh
l=Vwh
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Multiple Choice
Given 5x−y=16, Solve for y.
−y=5x+16
x=5y−16
y=5x+16
y=5x−16
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Multiple Choice
Add
Multiply
Subtract
Divide
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Multiple Choice
Solve: C=2πr, for r
r=2πC
r=C+2π
r=C−2π
r=2πC
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Multiple Choice
Solve C=95(F−32), for F.
F = 95C+32
F = 95C−32
F = 59C−32
F = 59C+32
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Multiple Choice
Solve 3b=6v−3b, for b.
6b−6
b−6
0
6
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Multiple Choice
Solve ax−5=b, for a.
a=x(b+5)
a=x(b+5)
a=x(b−5)
a=x(b−5)
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Multiple Choice
Given 8x+4y=16, solve for y.
y=−2x+4
y=−8x+16
y=2x−4
y=−8x+12
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Multiple Choice
Solve y = mx + b for x.
x=m(y−b)
x = y−mb
x=my−b
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Multiple Choice
Given 15x + 1 = y, solve for x.
x =15y+1
x =1y−15
x =15y−1
x =1y+15
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Poll
How do you feel about solving equations?
I got this, it is easy.
I will feel better after I practice by finishing my homework.
I understand the basics
I need to ask you for more help
By now you know the basics,
but let us review.
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