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Three Step Equations Lesson

Three Step Equations Lesson

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Mathematics

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8th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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7 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multi-step Equations

By:Jeremiah Neal

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Learning Objective:

I can understand strategies for solving for multi-step equations.

I can learn how to use multi-step equations to solve real-world problems.

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Multi-step Equations

5(y-2)-7y = -32

Example:

  • Distribute (if needed)

  • Combine Like Terms (if needed)

  • Identify the Variable

  • Inverse Operation on the Constant

  • Inverse Operation on the Coefficient

  • Check Yourself

Steps:

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Distributive Property

3(4x -7) =15

Example:

  • Distribute

  • Identify the Variable

  • Inverse Operation on the Constant

  • Inverse Operation on the Coefficient

  • Check Yourself

Steps:

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Combining Like Terms

3b + 4 - 5b + 7b - 8 = 21

Example:

  • Combine Like Terms

    (Circle, Circle, Square, Square)

  • Identify the Variable

  • Inverse Operation on the Constant

  • Inverse Operation on the Coefficient

  • Check Yourself

Steps:

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  • Inverse means opposite

  • When we solve equations using inverse operations we will be using the opposite operation for the symbol we see

  • Addition and Subtraction are opposites

  • Multiplication and Division are opposites

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​Example 1

​2x + 12 = 6x - 4

​Step 1 : Subtract 2x from each side. 2x - 2x + 12 = 6x - 2x - 4 ; 12 = 4x - 4

​Step 2 : Add 4 to each side. 12 + 4 = 4x - 4 + 4 ; 16 = 4x

​Step 3 : Divide 4 from each side. 16/4 = 4x/4 ; 4 = x

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​Answer : x = 4

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Multiple Choice

What do you think a Multi-step equation is?

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An algebraic expression that requires more than one operation, such as subtraction, addition, multiplication,or division to solve

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An rate for one of something

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P.E.M.D.A.S

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An relationship between two variables where their ratios are equivalent

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Multiple Choice

96=6(k+8)96=6\left(k+8\right)  

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1212  

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88  

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−4-4  

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99  

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Multiple Choice

Question image
Solve for v.
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60
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-3
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15
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3

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Multiple Choice

In a basketball tournament, Team A scored 5 fewer than twice as many points as Team B. Team C scored 80 more points than Team B. The combined score for all three teams was 983 points. Write an equation to represent this scenario using the variable b to represent Team B’s total points. Which equation represents this situation?

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2(b - 5) + b + (b + 80) = 983

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(2b - 5) + (b + 80) + 983 = b

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(2b - 5) = (b + 80) + b

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(2b - 5) + b + (b + 80) = 983

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Multiple Choice

In a basketball tournament, Team A scored 5 fewer than twice as many points as Team B. Team C scored 80 more points than Team B. The combined score for all three teams was 983 points. Write an equation to represent this scenario using the variable b to represent Team B’s total points. What expression represent the points for Team C?

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b

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b + 80

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2(b - 5)

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2b - 5

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Fill in the Blanks

5 (y - 2) - 7y = -32

What is the first step?

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Fill in the Blanks

5y - 10 - 7y = -32

What is the step is after distributing?

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Fill in the Blanks

Solve: -10 - 2y = -32



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Fill in the Blanks

Word Problem Practice: The class of 27 students is taking a trip to an amusement park! The back of your notes tells you if you have a regular ticket or a regular ticket with a FastPass ($25) add-on. The total cost of the trip for the class was $1600.

Write a multi-step equation to help solve how much each ticket cost.

 

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Fill in the Blanks

Using your equation from the previous question, how much does one ticket cost?

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Multi-step Equations

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