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Basic Algebraic Equations- Solving a Single Variable

Basic Algebraic Equations- Solving a Single Variable

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

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CCSS
6.EE.B.7

Standards-aligned

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Nicole Kantor

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When solving a basic algebraic problem, make sure to use the INVERSE, or OPPOSITE, operation.

Example: 8 + X = 15------- Use Subtraction!
9 - y = 22--------------Use Addition!
10X= 40-----------------Use Division!
9/X= 36-----------------Use Multiplication!

By Nicole Kantor

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​Remember these important symbols when solving for the variable in an algebraic problem:

9X= letter and number RIGHT next to each other= MULTIPLICATION


9/X= Fraction- the slash always represents DIVISION

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X= Fraction- this is always DIVISION

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When solving a basic algebraic problem, make sure to use the INVERSE, or OPPOSITE, operation.

Example: 8 + X = 15------- Use Subtraction!
9 - y = 22--------------Use Addition!
10X= 40-----------------Use Division!
9/X= 36-----------------Use Multiplication!

By Nicole Kantor

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