PRE-ALGEBRA&MathLine Pre-Algebra. Pre-algebra is intimidating! Equality Principle Equality Principle Balancing an Equation Balancing an Equation Definition.

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PRE-ALGEBRA&MathLine Pre-Algebra

Pre-algebra is intimidating! Equality Principle Equality Principle Balancing an Equation Balancing an Equation Definition of a Variable, etc. Definition of a Variable, etc. Pre-Algebra

MathLine makes Algebraic concepts EASY TO UNDERSTAND! Pre-Algebra

MathLine makes Algebraic concepts EASY TO UNDERSTAND! Pre-Algebra By introducing abstract ideas with simple language

X + 4 = 9 Take for example Pre-Algebra

Students can solve by the “add up” approach Pre-Algebra

For X + 4 = 9, we know we are adding 4, so put 4 on MathLine Pre-Algebra

Then add up till we get to sum Pre-Algebra

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So we add 5 to the 4 and get… 9 Pre-Algebra

If X + 4 = 9 Then X = 5 45

The “add up” approach is correct, Pre-Algebra but ideally we want students solving for X.

So ask the student, what do we know in this sentence: X + 4 = ? Pre-Algebra We know our sum is 9 9 So put 9 on MathLine

Next ask, “If we added 4 to get 9, Pre-Algebra can we subtract 4 from 9?”

So if we added 4 to get 9 Can we subtract 4? Can we subtract 4? Pre-Algebra

So subtract 4 from 9 … Pre-Algebra

To get X by itself Pre-Algebra X = 5

On paper the Algebra looks like this… Pre-Algebra

To get X by itself subtract 4 from both sides of the equation. X + 4 = 9 Pre-Algebra – 4 – 4 This is exercising the Equality Principle

What is done to one side of the equation… Pre-Algebra must be done to the other side to keep it equal.

X + 4 = 9 Pre-Algebra – 4 –4 – 4 – 4 4’s cancel out

X = 9 –4 – 4 Pre-Algebra 4’s cancel out and 9 – 4 equals 5

Pre-Algebra and 9 – 4 equals 5 X = 5 4’s cancel out

X + 5 = 17 2X + 5 = 17 Another example Pre-Algebra

So ask the student, what do we know in this sentence: 2X + 5 = ? Pre-Algebra We know our sum is So put 17 on MathLine

Next ask, “If we added 5 to get 17, Pre-Algebra can we subtract 5 from 17?”

So if we added 5 to get 17 Can we subtract 5? Can we subtract 5? Pre-Algebra

So subtract 5 from 17… Pre-Algebra

To get 2X by itself Pre-Algebra 2X =

We now know… Pre-Algebra 2X = 12

Pre-Algebra For 2 X = 12 Ask – What number times 2 equals 12?

Pre-Algebra There are two ways of finding X for 2X = 12 On MathLine

Pre-Algebra Divide by 12 by two’s

Pre-Algebra Or divide 12 into two GROUPS… 66

Pre-Algebra Either way X = 6 66

On paper the Algebra looks like this… Pre-Algebra

To get X by itself subtract 5 from both sides of the equation. 2X + 5 = 17 Pre-Algebra – 5 – 5 This is exercising the Equality Principle

What is done to one side of the equation… Pre-Algebra must be done to the other side to keep it equal.

2X + 5 = 17 Pre-Algebra – 5 –5 – 5 – 5 5’s cancel out

2X = 17 –5 – 5 Pre-Algebra 5’s cancel out and 17 – 5 equals 12

Pre-Algebra and 17 – 5 equals 12 2X = 12 5’s cancel out

Pre-Algebra 2 X ÷ 2 = 12 ÷ 2 2 X = 2X = 12 So divide by 2 on each side Or

Pre-Algebra So, X = 12 ÷ 2 Or X = 6