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Lesson 3-2: Solving Equations by Using Addition and Subtraction. Objectives I can solve one step equations using addition and subtraction. Addition Property of Equality If an equation is true and the same number is added to each side, the resulting equation is true.
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Lesson 3-2:Solving Equations by Using Addition and Subtraction
Objectives • I can solve one step equations using addition and subtraction
Addition Property of Equality If an equation is true and the same number is added to each side, the resulting equation is true. Write: If a = b, Then a + c = b + c
Solving Equations Isolate the variable and simplify
Example 1 Solve: h – 12 = -27 +12 +12 h + 0 = -15 h = -15
Example 2 Solve: -21 + q = -18 +21 +21 q = 3
Subtraction Property of Equality If an equation is true and the same number is subtracted from each side, the resulting equation is true. Write: If a = b, Then a – c = b - c
Example 3 Solve: k + 63 = 92 -63 -63 k = 29
Example 4 Solve: p + 18 = 164 -18 -18 k = 146
Story Problems! The rest of the notes go on the story problem worksheet Mr. Clem provided for you
1) Fourteen more than a number is equal to twenty seven. Write an equation and find the number.
Fourteen more than a number is equal to twenty seven. Write an equation and find the number. x + 14 = 27
Fourteen more than a number is equal to twenty seven. Write an equation and find the number. x + 14 = 27 - 14 -14
Fourteen more than a number is equal to twenty seven. Write an equation and find the number. x + 14 = 27 - 14 -14 x = 13
A number decreased by 10 is 37. Write an equation and find the number.
A number decreased by 10 is 37. Write an equation and find the number. n – 10 = 37
A number decreased by 10 is 37. Write an equation and find the number. n – 10 = 37 + 10 +10
A number decreased by 10 is 37. Write an equation and find the number. n – 10 = 37 + 10 +10 n = 47
When the Great Wall of China was first built, it was 1,000 miles long. It is now 2,500 miles long. How much wall was added since it was first built? Write an equation and solve.
When the Great Wall of China was first built, it was 1,000 miles long. It is now 2,500 miles long. How much wall was added since it was first built? Write an equation and solve. 1,000 + x = 2,500
When the Great Wall of China was first built, it was 1,000 miles long. It is now 2,500 miles long. How much wall was added since it was first built? Write an equation and solve. 1,000 + x = 2,500 -1,000 -1,000
When the Great Wall of China was first built, it was 1,000 miles long. It is now 2,500 miles long. How much wall was added since it was first built? Write an equation and solve. 1,000 + x = 2,500 -1,000 -1,000 x = 1,500
When the Great Wall of China was first built, it was 1,000 miles long. It is now 2,500 miles long. How much wall was added since it was first built? Write an equation and solve. 1,000 + x = 2,500 -1,000 -1,000 x = 1,500 1,500 Miles
This past weekend I built a 555 foot tower over two days. On the second day (Sunday) I added 152 feet. How tall was the tower after one day? Write an equation and solve.
This past weekend I built a 555 foot tower over two days. On the second day (Sunday) I added 152 feet. How tall was the tower after one day? Write an equation and solve. x + 152 = 555
This past weekend I built a 555 foot tower over two days. On the second day (Sunday) I added 152 feet. How tall was the tower after one day? Write an equation and solve. x + 152 = 555 -152 -152
This past weekend I built a 555 foot tower over two days. On the second day (Sunday) I added 152 feet. How tall was the tower after one day? Write an equation and solve. x + 152 = 555 -152 -152 x = 403
This past weekend I built a 555 foot tower over two days. On the second day (Sunday) I added 152 feet. How tall was the tower after one day? Write an equation and solve. x + 152 = 555 -152 -152 x = 403 403 Feet
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