

Solving Fractional Equations
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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9 Slides • 12 Questions
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Solving Equations with Fractions
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First, let's practice 2 step equations
Remove the constant first by doing the inverse operation
Next, divide by the coefficient to get the variable alone
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Multiple Choice
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Now let's add fractions to the mix! We will review 2 types
1 - fraction as a coefficient
2 - variable in the numerator
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Fraction as a Coefficient
When you need to divide by a fraction, you MULTIPLY by the RECIPROCAL!!!
Reciprocal means to flip the fraction
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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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Now let's do an equation!
Remove constant FIRST!
add 2 to both sides
Now either divide by the fraction or multiply by the reciprocal
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Multiple Choice
Solve for y:
34y +1=−14y=−21
y=−11.25
y=−16
y=4
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Multiple Choice
Solve for x:
9=23xx=3
x=−6
x=4
x=6
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Variable in the Numerator
Before you can solve you must UNDO the fraction. The inverse of division is multiplication! Multiply by the denominator to undo the fraction
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Before you can solve you must UNDO the fraction. The inverse of division is multiplication!
first, multiply both sides by 14
-28 = b-8
then add 8 to both sides
-20 = b
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Multiple Choice
Solve for w:
52w+6=8w=17
w=40
w=27
w=−23
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Multiple Choice
Solve for x:
−20=6x−3x=−123
x=−117
x=−31
x=−29
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Finally, let's review adding/subtracting fractions
Fractions MUST have a common denominator before you can add or subtract.
Need to find LCM
Now create equivalent fractions
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Multiple Choice
What is the Least Common Multiple of 6 and 10?
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60
30
20
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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3/4 + 1/6
Find LCM to create common denominators
LCM = 12
Now, decide what to multiply each denominator by to equal LCM
Multiply numerator by same number
Once you have equivalent fraction, you can proceed
9/12 + 2/12 = 11/12
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Multiple Choice
8/9 - 1/3 =
7/6
5/9
2/3
8/27
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Multiple Choice
Solve for x
Just like a normal equation - do the inverse operation
6/10
1
0
9/25
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Poll
I understand how to solve equations that contain fractions:
Yes, I can ace a test on this topic.
Yes, I just need more practice.
Almost, I need more practice and have some questions.
No, I am completely lost.
Solving Equations with Fractions
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