Incorrect and Correct Steps to Solving Equations

Jan 04, 2020

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Incorrect and Correct Steps to Solving Equations. By: Orry Wildschuetz. Definition. Many different steps of solving equations correctly. Example of a Correct Method. 24 x4 96+7=103 x 2 206 – 5 =201. Another Correct Process. 12+8=

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Incorrect and Correct Steps to Solving Equations By: Orry Wildschuetz
Definition • Many different steps of solving equations correctly.
Example of a Correct Method 24 x4 96+7=103 x 2 206 – 5 =201
Another Correct Process 12+8= 20 +10 = 30 +100 = 130
Another Correct Process 24x4=96 96+7=103 103x2=206 206-5=201
The Incorrect Process… 24 x 4 96 + 7 103 + 2 206 • 5 201
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