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Equations a balancing act

equal signs are like scales unbalance them and they fall apart

“Inverse” means opposite. Inverse operations “undo” each other.

Addition undoes subtraction. If you subtract 2 from 10, you get 8. To get back to 10, you need to add 2. Addition undoes subtraction.

5 steps to undo subtraction 1. Bring down the equal sign 2. Add a number to both sides 3. Draw a line x = x – 3 = 2 = 4. Bring down the variable and the equal sign. +3 +3 5 5. Do the math problem.

you get 14. To get back to 11, you If you add 3 to 11, you get 14. To get back to 11, you need to subtract 3. Subtraction undoes addition.

1. Bring down the equal sign 2. Subtract from both sides 5 steps to undo addition 1. Bring down the equal sign 2. Subtract from both sides 3. Draw a line x = x + 3 = 7 = 4. Bring down the variable and the equal sign. – 3 – 3 4 5. Do the math problem.

5, you get 20. To get back to 4, you need to divide by 5. If you multiply 4 by 5, you get 20. To get back to 4, you need to divide by 5. Division undoes multiplication.

5 steps to undo multiplication 1. Draw fraction bars on both sides. 3x = 12 __ __ 2. Divide both sides by the coefficient. 3 3 3. Slash out the numerator and the denominator.

5 steps to undo multiplication 4. Bring down the variable and the equal sign. x = 3x = 12 __ __ 5. Do the math problem. 3 3 4

If you divide 15 by 3, you get 5. To get back to 15, you need to multiply by 3. Multiplication undoes division.

1. Multiply both sides by the 4 steps to undo division 1. Multiply both sides by the denominator. (6) = 3 x 6 __ x 2. Slash out the top and bottom. = (6) 18 3. Bring down the variable and the equal sign. 4. Do the math problem.

And now for the tricky one… solving one-step equations by undoing a fractional coefficient.

Undo fractional coefficients 1. Multiply both sides by the reciprocal of the coefficient. ( ) 5 2 __ x = 6 2 5 __ ( ) 5 2 __

Undo fractional coefficients 2. Slash out the numerators and denominators. ( ) 5 2 __ x = 6 2 5 __ ( ) 5 2 __

Undo fractional coefficients 3. Add a denominator of one, if necessary. ( ) 5 2 __ x = 6 2 5 __ ( ) 5 2 __ 1

Undo fractional coefficients 4. Bring down the variable and the equal sign. ( ) 5 2 __ x = 6 2 5 __ ( ) 5 2 __ x = 1

Undo fractional coefficients 5. Simplify the fraction. 3 ( ) 5 2 __ x = 6 2 5 __ ( ) 5 2 __ 1 1 x =

Undo fractional coefficients 6. Do the math problem. 3 3 x 5 1 x 1 ( ) 5 2 __ x = 6 2 5 __ ( ) 5 2 __ 1 1 x = 15