Solving Linear Equations With a Single Variable

Second step in solving equations is:

• Get the variables on one side of the equation and combine like terms

• Multiply or divide both sides to solve.

• Remove symbols of grouping (Parenthesis)

• Get the numbers on the other side, away from the variables

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An equation where no variables have an exponent other than one

• Proportion

• Linear Equation

• Literal Equation

• Multi-Step Equation

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An equation that requires only a single step to solve.

• One Step Equation

• Linear Equation

• Literal Equation

• Multi-Step Equation

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When you lose your variable while solving, and are left with a true statement, you have..

• A correct solution

• An incorrect solution

• No solution

• Infinite solutions

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When you lose your variable while solving, and are left with a false statement, you have..

• A correct solution

• An incorrect solution

• No solution

• Infinite solutions

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Two equations that have the same solution set are called...

• Proportions

• Linear Equations

• Literal Equations

• Equivalent Equations

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First step in solving equations is:

• Get the variables on one side of the equation and combine like terms

• Multiply or divide both sides to solve.

• Remove symbols of grouping (Parenthesis)

• Get the numbers on the other side, away from the variables

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CCSS.7.EE.B.4A

Third step in solving equations is:

• Get the variables on one side of the equation and combine like terms

• Multiply or divide both sides to solve.

• Remove symbols of grouping (Parenthesis)

• Get the numbers on the other side, away from the variables

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CCSS.7.EE.B.4A

Last step in solving equations is:

• Get the variables on one side of the equation and combine like terms

• Multiply or divide both sides to solve.

• Remove symbols of grouping (Parenthesis)

• Get the numbers on the other side, away from the variables

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CCSS.7.EE.B.4A

When you solve a problem, check the solution and have a true statement, you have proven you have...

• A correct solution

• An incorrect solution

• No solution

• Infinite solutions