solve equations using add/subtract

Using the "opposite operation" to "undo" and isolate the variable when solving an equation is more commonly called...

• Inverse operations
• math
• variable
• PEMDAS

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Solve for x
17 = x + 3

• x = 20
• x = 14
• x = 13
• x = 19

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x - 4 = 17

• x = 21
• x = 13
• x = 19
• x = 24

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x - 18 = 3

• x = 37
• x = 15
• x = -21
• x = 21

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x + 24 = 44

• x = -20
• x = 68
• x = 20
• x = -68

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c - 11 = 9

• c = -2
• c = -20
• c= 2
• c = 20

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To solve the equation
x + 5 = 8
 I would ....

• subtract 5 from x
• subtract 5 from both sides
• subtract 5 from one side and add 5 to the other
• add 5 to both sides

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What is the inverse operation that must be done to both sides of the equation?
x - 17 = 17

• subtract 17 from both sides
• multiply both sides by 17
• add 17 to both sides
• divide both sides by 17

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An inverse operation is

• reversing the sign in an inequality
• using the opposite operation to solve equations
•  A number’s distance from zero

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One difference between equations and expressions would be...

• you solve both of them using inverse operations.
• you flip the symbol when you multiply or divide by a negative
• equations have an equals because they show two equal expressions. Expresions have terms and operations.

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