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Multistep Equations

This lesson focuses on solving multistep equations, emphasizing the reverse operations needed to isolate variables. It includes various activities such as a warm-up to assess understanding, guided practice on two-step equations, and word problems. Students will learn to apply the "undo" method and the distributive property. The session also features a review of previous assignments, and there's an assigned practice from the textbook to reinforce learning. All calculations and reasoning must be shown to demonstrate understanding of the process.

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Multistep Equations

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  1. Multistep Equations Friday, 9/6 Monday, 9/9 This is for your Table of Contents

  2. Warm-up • 3-5=5-3 Always, Sometimes, or never true? • 3-x=x-3 Always, sometimes, or never true? • Show all calculations and explain all reasoning

  3. Agenda • Pass Back Notebooks • Warm-up • Main Idea: We can work backwards to “undo” operations and solve for the unknown variable. • Two Step, Practice • Word Problems • Break • Multistep, Practice • Assignment

  4. Two Step Notes • 1. Draw a line beneath the = sign to show balance • 2. UNDO from the outside (away from the variable) towards the inside (towards the variable) • Examples • Practice

  5. Word Problems

  6. Video Break

  7. Multistep Notes • 1. Draw a line beneath the = sign to show balance. • 2. EXPAND (distributive property) • 3. Move all variables to one side • 4. Combine Like terms • 5. Solve two-step • Examples • Practice

  8. Assignment • Assignment Log • Questions about previous assignment • New assignment: • Textbook pg. 101, #11-23 odd

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