Search Header Logo
Application of Linear Equations

Application of Linear Equations

Assessment

Presentation

•

Mathematics

•

KG - 12th Grade

•

Practice Problem

•

Medium

•
CCSS
HSA.CED.A.3, 7.NS.A.2A, 5.OA.A.1

+3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Mary Brewer

Used 20+ times

FREE Resource

14 Slides • 5 Questions

1

​Application of Linear Equations
media

Applied Math

2

media

Use linear Equations to solve problems

​

Write an equation given a sentence​

​

Solve a formula for a variable.

​

​WHAT WILL I LEARN TODAY???

​Objectives

3

4

​Problem Solving with Linear Equations

​Strategy for solving word problems

  1. Read e problem carefully

  2. Write the expression for any other unknown quantities in terms of x

  3. ​ Write an equation in x that models the verbal conditions of the problem.

  4. Solve the equation

  5. Check the solution​

Some text here about the topic of discussion

5

media
media
media
media

​Sum in all

More than

added,

plus

all together

Increased by​

​​Words

​decrease(d)

subtract take away

minus less than

difference

subtract

deduct ​

​

​​Words

times

product

of

twice by

double​

​area

​

​​Words

​divided

quotient

reciprocal

half of

goes into​

​​Words

​

6

Match

Match the following

Sum

Minus

Product

Quotient

Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication

Division

7

Multiple Choice

Which operation is associated with this sentence

The sum of a number and 7

1

Addition

2

Subtraction

3

Mulitplication

4

Division

8

Multiple Choice

Which expression represents this sentence

A number decreased by 9

1

n + 8

2

n - 8

3

n x 8

4

n / 8

9

Multiple Choice

Which equation represents this sentence

The difference between a number and 8 is 12

1

n + 8 = 12

2

n /8 = 12

3

n - 8 = 12

4

n x 8 = 12

10

Multiple Choice

Which of the equations represents this sentence

The quotient of a number and 7 is 2

1

n2=7\frac{n}{2}=7  

2

n −7 = 2n\ -7\ =\ 2  

3

n7= 2\frac{n}{7}=\ 2  

4

n x 7 = 2n\ x\ 7\ =\ 2  

11

media
​Application of Linear Equations

​The median salary of a business major is more than that of a psychology major by $8 thousand as shown on the graph.

​

The median salary of an English Major also exceeds a psychology major by $3 thousand

​

Combined their median starting salaries are $116.​

​

​

12

media
​Application of Linear Equations

​Determine the median starting salary of psychology, business and English Majors with bachelors degrees.

​

Step 1: let x represent one of the unknown quantities

​x = median salary of psychology major

​

Step 2 Represent the other unknown quantities​

​Business is 8 so x + 8 = median salary business.​

English is 3 so x + 3 = median salary of English Majors​

​

Step 3: ​Write an equation in x that models the condition

​x + x + 8 + x +3 = 116

​

Step 4: Solve for x

Combine like terms 3x + 11 = 116 subtract 11 3x = 105 divide by 3 x = 35 ​

​

​

​psychology majors $35,000

Business majors 35 + 8 = $43,000

English Majors 35 + 3 = $38​,000

13

​Final STEP!!! Check your answers

​

35 +43 + 38 = 116 ​

media

14

media

Which year will college freshman be considered​ "being well off financially" essential or very important?

​

​Step 1: let x represent unknown

x = number of years

​

Step 2 represent unknown quantities

There are none so we can skip this one.

​​

​

15

media

Which year will college freshman be considered​ "being well off financially" essential or very important?

​

​Step 3: Solve for x

42 + 0.9x = 100

-42 -42

0.9x = 58 Divide by .9 to both sides

x = 64.4 which is 64 years​

​​

​

16

​Final STEP!!! Check your answers

​

42 + 0.9(64) = 100

​

99.6 ≈​ 100

close enough​

​

media

17

​Solving a Formula for One of It's Variables

​P = 2l + 2w Let's solve for w.

​

P = 2l + 2w What do we need to do to isolate the w​?

​

p-2l =2l -2l + 2w Subtract 2l from both sides

​

p-2l = 2w​ Divide by 2 to both sides

​ 2 2

​

p-2l = w is your FINAL result!

​ 2

​

media

18

media

Solve for p​

T = D + PM

​

p = ?​

19

media
pattern-tertiary
​Application of Linear Equations
media

Applied Math

Show answer

Auto Play

Slide 1 / 19

SLIDE