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1 Concept: Solving Multi-Step Equations Warm Up Name: Recall: A two-step equation requires 2 operations in order to isolate and solve for the variable. Solve each two-step equation below. Show all your steps. (a) 4x (b) 12m (c) (d) z 8.1 Try This One: Equation 3x - 2 x + 4 Corresponding Tile Representation 1

2 (You can check your answer with the computer later) COMPUTER COMPONENT Instructions: Login to UMath X Hover over the strand: Equations Select the section: Solving Multi-Step Equations Work through all Sub Lessons of the following Lessons in order: Our Problem Concepts Examples with Tiles Concepts Examples without Tiles Additional Required Materials: Pencil Crayons (red and blue) NOTE: You will not be finishing the entire section before stopping to complete some OFF COMPUTER EXERCES. As you work through the computer exercises, you will be prompted to make notes in your notebook/math journal. When you reach the end of the lesson Concepts Examples without Tiles on the computer, move on to the OFF COMPUTER EXERCISES below. NOTES: Remember: Tile Represents 2

3 Solve the following examples with tiles as you fill in the blanks and keep the balance balanced: 1. Solve 3x - 4 x + 2 Step 1 3x - 4 x + 2 Step 2 3x - 4 x + 2 Group all x tile on 1 side of the balance Hint: Draw the appropriate number of red tiles over the blue tiles. Step 3 Simplify Remember to keep the balance balanced. x - 4 Simplify Step 4 Remember to keep the balance balanced. 2x Isolate the x tiles Hint: Draw the appropriate number of blue tiles (+1) over the red tiles (-1). Remember to keep the balance balanced. 3

4 Step 5 Simplify x Step Rearrange each side into 2 equal groups. each side by 2 Step 7 Simplify x Step 8 Check Left Side 3x - 4 3( ) Right Side x + 2 ( ) + 2 L.S. R.S., the solution x is correct. 4

5 Review A multi-step equation is an equation that requires steps in order to solve it. Fill in the steps to the examples and complete the step instructions by filling in the blanks: (a) Solve the following equation 3x - 4 6x x - 4 6x + 5 Step 1 the equation. 3x x Step 2 all variables together (Keep the balance balanced) Perform the same operations;, or the same quantity from sides. - 4 x + 5 Step x Step 4 x Step 5 the term containing. or the number from sides. 5

6 x Step 6 the variable. (Keep the balance balanced) Perform the same operations;, or sides by the same number. x Step 7 Left Side 3x - 4 3( ) Step 8 Right Side 6x + 5 6( ) Substitute the sides are. L.S. R.S., the solution x is correct. (b) Solve the following equation 2(x + 6) 4x. 2(x + 6) 4x Step 1 the equation. 6

7 x + 4x Step 2 the. Remember: 2 x x x Step 3 12 x Step 4 all variables together (Keep the balance balanced) Perform the same operations;, or the same quantity from sides. Step 5 the term containing. or the number from sides. Step 6 x 7

8 Left Side 2 (x + 6) 2 ( + 6) Step 7 2 ( ) Right Side 4x Substitute the 4( ) L.S. R.S., the solution x is correct. sides are. (c) Solve the following equation Step 1 the equation. Step 2 the. Multiply by the. Need help with LCD see: Fractions: Section 8 - Adding Fractions Lesson: The Lowest Common Denominator. Step 3 8

9 x + x - Step 4 Remember: 2 x Step 5 8x x - 3 like terms. or, the number or term from x sides, then simplify. Step 6-1 x the term containing. or, the -1 x ( )[ -1 x ] - 6 ( ) number for sides. Then simplify. Step 7 the variable. (Keep the balance balanced) Perform the same operations;, or for sides. Hint: Try multiplying x Then simplify. 9

10 Step 8 Left Side Substitute the sides are. Right Side.S. R.S., the solution x is correct. Of the three examples, pick the one that you felt was the most difficult and tell why. 10

11 OFF COMPUTER EXERCISES 1. Solve each equation. Be sure to write out all of your steps and to check each answer. (a) 6x x - 8 (b) -2x + 1 x - 2 c) 2 (x - 3) + (x + 3) 6 x (d) 3 ( x - 10 ) 5 ( 4-3 x ) - 14 (e) 3 x

12 (f) 7 ( m - 1 ) - 2 ( m - 6 ) 2 ( m + 5 ) + 1 (g) (h) 12

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