Multi Variable Equations

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Is this a “positive 5” or “plus 5”?
+5 – 2x = 14
positive 5 is the same as a plus 5
BOTH
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HINT: If you don’t see a negative
or positive sign in front of a
number it is always positive.
+5
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Is this a “negative 7x” or “minus 7x”?
2 – 7x = 10
negative 7x is the same as a minus 7x
BOTH
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HINT: The sign in front of the
number BELONGS TO THE NUMBER!
–7
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I will show you 2 ways to solve this equation!
3x  7  5x  13
3x
 3x
7  2x  13
13
 13
20  2x
2
2
10  x
3x  7  5x  13
5x
 5x
2x  7  13
7
7
2x  20
2  2
Same answer!
Which one do you think is easier?
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x  10
WHY?
It is easier if you move
the smaller number of x’s
to one side.
If you move the larger
number of x’s you will end
up with negative x’s
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Solve With x’s on Both Sides
7x  5  3x  23
3x
 3x
4x  5  23
5  5
4x  28
4
4
x  7
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Solve With x’s on Both Sides
x  5  6x  20
x
x
5  5x  20
20
 20
25  5x
5
5
5  x
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Solve With The Distributive Property
13 = 4(3x – 7) + 5
13 = 12x - 28 + 5
13 = 12x - 23
+23
+23
36 = 12x
__
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12
12
3 = x
13 = 4(3 3 – 7) +5
13 = 4(9 - 7) + 5
13 = 4(2) + 5
13 = 8 + 5
13 = 13
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Solve With The Distributive Property
3y  6(y  2)  24
3y  6y  12  24
9y  12  24
12  12
9y  36
9 9
y4
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Solve With The Distributive Property
24  6(m  4)  2m
24  6m  24  2m
24  4m  24
24
 24
48  4m
4
4
12  m
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Solve With The Distributive Property
8  4(x  3)  32
8  4x  12  32
4x  4  32
4  4
4x  36
4  4
x  9
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Solve With The Distributive Property
4(x  2)  3(x  1)
4x  8  3x  3
3x
-3x
x 8  3
8 +8
x  11
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Solve With The Distributive Property
5(8  x)  3(x  8)
40  5x  3x  24
5x  5x
40  8x  24
24
 24
64  8x
8 8
8x
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Solve With The Distributive Property
Challenging 3(4x  20)  4(5  2x)
One!
12x  60 20  8x
8x
 8x
20x  60  20
60  60
20x  80
20 20
x4
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The
End!
Take out your study guide!
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#19
1) Get rid of the parenthesis by distributing
2) Combine like terms
3) Move the smaller number of x’s to one side
4) Move all numbers to the other side
5) Get x all by itself
6) Check your answer in the original equation
Circle answer. Show work in the check!
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#20
5(m - 6) = 10
5m - 30 = 10
+ 30 +30
5m = 40
Check
in
the
original
equation!
Get rid of
parenthesis
first by
distributing.
5
5
m=8
5(8 - 6) = 10
5(2) = 10
10 = 10
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Do
PEMDAS
in the
check!
#21
8x - 4 = 3(2x + 8) Get rid of the parenthesis.
8x - 4 = 6x + 24 Get the variables on one side.
-6x
-6x
Subtract 6x from both sides.
2x - 4 = 24
6x
and
–6x
cancel
out
+4 +4
2x
__
= __
28
Add 4 to both sides.
2
2
Divide both sides by 2.
x
= 14
8(14) - 4 = 3(2 14+8) Show your check!
112 - 4 = 3(36)
Finish your check!
108 = 108
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Solve With The Distributive Property
Challenging 2(3x  1)  4(10  2x)
One!
6x  2  40  8x
8x
 8x
14x  2  40
2  2
14x  42
14 14
x3
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#
Extra
13 = 4(3x – 5) + 9
13 = 12x - 20 + 9
13 = 12x - 11
+11
+11
24 = ___
12x
__
12
12
Show work in the check!
13 = 4(3 • 2 – 5) +9
13 = 4(6 - 5) + 9
13 = 4(1) + 9
13 = 4 + 9
13 = 13
2 = x
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