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One-Step Equations and Inequaties

One-Step Equations and Inequaties

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Mathematics

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6th - 8th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
6.EE.B.8, 6.EE.B.7, 6.EE.A.2B

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Kevvin Hankins

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22 Slides • 20 Questions

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One-Step Equations and Inequalities

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Use variables to represent numbers and write expressions when solving a real-world or mathematical problem; understand that a variable can represent an unknown number, or, depending on the purpose at hand, any number in a specified set.

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​Learning Targets

  1. I can write equations and solve one-step equations involving positive numbers to represent realworld problems.

  2. I can write and solve one-step equations with nonnegative rational numbers from real-world problems.

  3. I can solve and write equations for real-world mathematical problems containing one unknown.

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​Vocabulary Words

Algebraic Expression

Equation

Inequatlity

Numeric Expression

Operation

Variable

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​Essential Questions

How can variables be used to represent and solve equations and inequalities in real world problems?

How can an equation be used to represent and solve a real world/mathematical situation?

How can you use inverse operations in solving one-variable equations?

How can an inequality be used to represent and solve a real world/mathematical situation?

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​Expressions vs. Equations
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​Solving Equations

​GOAL: isolate the variable (get the variable by itself)

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​STEPS TO SOLVE:

​1. Use inverse operations 

  • Addition and subtraction

  • Multiplication and division 

2. Whatever operation you do to one side, you must do to the other side

3. Check your answer by plugging the x-value back in to the original equation

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Multiple Select

What are the two basic rules for solving algebraic equations?

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Whatever you do to one side of the equal sign, you must copy and do on the other side of the equal sign

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Negative signs can be ignored

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Always start on the left side, regardless of where the variable is

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Always use inverse operations

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Multiple Choice

What is one difference between an algebraic expression and an equation?

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Algebraic expressions do not have variables, but equations do have variables

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Expressions and equations are not different

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Expressions do not have an equal sign and equations need to have an equal sign

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Expressions need to have an equal sign and equations do not have an equal sign

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Multiple Choice

Solve:

2x = 16

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-8

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18\frac{1}{8}

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8

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−18\frac{-1}{8}

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Multiple Choice

Solve:

y + 9 = 10

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1

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-1

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19

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-19

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​Writing Expressions and Equations from Word Problems
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​*Look for clue words that help you determine which operation should be used.

​*Phrases such as, "equals", "is", and "is equal to" indicate an equation rather than an expression

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Multiple Choice

twice a number plus 8

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2 + 8a

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8 - 2a

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2a + 8

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a2\frac{a}{2} + 8

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Inequality Review
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Solving Inequalities

Just like equations, except there's a different symbol in the middle!

  1. Distribute
  2. Combine Like Terms
  3. Move the Smaller x
  4. Add/subtract
  5. Multiply/divide
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One & Two Step Inequalities

Let's practice!

  1. Add/Subtract
  2. Mutliply/Divide
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Inequality Symbols
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Multiple Choice

Which symbol means greater than or equal to?

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<<

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>>

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≥\ge

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≤\le

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Inequalities for Comparisons

Comparing Numbers & Expressions

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Fill in the Blanks

Compare 54

Type answer...

47 which sign should we use?

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Plotting & Reading Inequalities

On a number line.

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Multiple Choice

What does a closed point and a ray pointing left tell you about an inequality?

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It is less than or equal to the point.

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It is greater than or equal to the point.

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It is less than the point.

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It is greater than the point.

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Real-Life Inequalities

Inequality Key Words

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Multiple Choice

Which sign should be used when a math phrase states that it has a maximum?

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Less than.

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Less than or equal to.

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Greater than.

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Greater than or equal to.

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​Solving Equations and Inequalities

​When solving an equation, you must use inverse operations to isolate the variable.

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​When solving an inequality, you must use inverse operations to isolate the variable.

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Multiple Choice

Which type of symbol is used for an inequality?

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=

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+

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>

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pi

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Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of this symbol: > ?

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Is not equal to

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is greater than

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is less than

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is equal to

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Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of this symbol:  ≤\le   ?

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is greater than or equal to

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is equal to 

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is less than or equal to 

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is less than

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Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of this symbol: < ?

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is less than

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is greater than or equal to

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is equal to

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is less than or equal to

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Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of this symbol:  ≥\ge  ?

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is less than

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is less than or equal to

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is greater than 

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is greater than or equal to

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​Solution v. Solution Set

​An equation will usually yield only one solution like the equation that is solved on the right.

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​Solution

​a means of solving a problem.

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​Solution V. Solution Set

​An inequality will usually yield more than one solution. This is due to meaning of the inequality symbols, and it is this reason why the solutions set must be graphed.

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​Solution Set

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​a complete set of numbers that satisfy(make true) an equation or inequality.

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​Inequalities and NegativeNumbers

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​When multiplying or dividing a negative number on both sides of the inequality,

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​You must reverse the symbol in order for the inequality to remain true.

​Notice in the inequality, when -6 is divided on both sides.

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Multiple Choice

An inequality solved using...

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a ruler

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a compass

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same operations

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inverse operations

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Multiple Choice

When multiplying or dividing a negative number, you must...

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keep the same inequality symbol

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change the inequality to an equal sign

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reverse the inequality symbol

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​Graphing Inequalities

​Since inequalities will usually yield more than one solution, it is important to see the possible solutions visually using a number line.

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​Graphing Inequalities

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Multiple Choice

<, ><,\ >  

What type of circle must you have for these inequality symbols?

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Open circle

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small circle

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closed circle 

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large circle

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Multiple Choice

What type of circle must you have for these inequality symbols?

≤, ≥\le,\ \ge  

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Open circle

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small circle

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closed circle

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large circle

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Multiple Choice

For these symbols, what direction do you shade the number line?

<, ≤<,\ \le  

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shade up

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shade right

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shade down

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shade left

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Multiple Choice

For these symbols, what direction do you shade the number line?

>, ≥>,\ \ge  

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shade up

2

shade right

3

shade left

4

shade down

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