Solving Two Step Word Problems

In this video, Miss Wimmer teaches how to solve two-step equations using word problems. The lesson covers various scenarios, including paying for a TV in installments, calculating the cost of books after buying a bouquet, and determining the cost of a party with hourly charges. Miss Wimmer also shares tips and tricks for solving equations, emphasizing the importance of checking answers and understanding the role of variables.

What was the initial cost of the TV Nathan bought?

• $1,850

• $2,000

• $150

• $25

How much does Nathan pay per week for the TV?

• $150

• $2,000

• $25

• $1,850

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If Nathan pays $25 per week, how many weeks will it take him to pay off the remaining amount?

• 60 weeks

• 80 weeks

• 50 weeks

• 74 weeks

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How much did the bouquet of flowers cost?

• $4

• $19

• $11

• $63

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If the total cost was $63 and the flowers cost $19, how much did each book cost?

• $19

• $63

• $11

• $4

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What was the total cost of Madeleine's party room in advance?

• $9

• $19

• $50

• $77

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How much does Madeleine pay per hour for the party room?

• $9

• $77

• $50

• $19

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If the party lasted 3 hours, what was the final bill?

• $9

• $50

• $77

• $77.50

What is the first trick mentioned in solving equations?

• Missing one

• No number in front of variable

• Variable is second

• Variable is first

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What is the easiest type of problem according to the teacher?

• With tricks

• With numbers

• Without tricks

• With variables

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