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Solving Linear Equations Golden Rule of Equations Single Variable Multi-Variable

Golden Rule of Solving Equations  What you do to one side of the equation you MUST do to the other.  Example: Solve (Subtracted 9 to both sides) (Multiplied by the reciprocal) x = 14 (Reduced the fraction) CHECK YOUR WORK: 2

Properties of Equality PropertySymbolsExamples ReflexiveFor any real number a, a=a -7+n= -7+n SymmetricFor all real numbers a and b, if a=b, then b=a If 3=5 –6, then 5x–6=3 TransitiveFor all real numbers a, b, and c, if a=b and b=c, then a=c If 2x+1=7 and 7=5x-8, then 2x+1=5x-8 SubstitutionIf a=b, then a may be replaced by b and b may be replaced by a If x=z and y=23z-14, then y=23x

Single Variable Equations  5n + 11 = 7n = 2n - 9 (Subtracted 5n to both sides) 20 = 2n (Added 9 to both sides) 10 = n (Divided by 2 to both sides) CHECK: 5(10) + 11 = 7(10) – = =

Single Variable Equations (Cont.)  4(3x - 5) = -2(-x + 8) - 6x 12x - 20 = 2x x (Distributive Property) 12x - 20 = -4x - 16 (Combined Like Terms) 16x - 20 = -16 (Added 4x to both sides) 16x = 4 (Added 20 to both sides) x = 1/4 (Divided by 16 to both sides) 5

Single Variable Equations (Cont.)  (Multiply by common denominator) 4x + 3 = 12x - 2 (Distribute) 3 = 8x - 2 (Subtracted 4x) 5 = 8x (Added 2) 5/8 = x (Divided by 8) 6

Single Variable Equations (Cont.)  Word Problems A real estate broker’s base salary is $18,000. She earns a 4% commission on total sales. How much must she sell to earn $55,000? (1) Figure out an equation Income = Base Salary + Commission Sales (2) Define your variables Income = $55,000 Base Salary = $18,000 Commission = 0.04 Sales = x 7

Single Variable Equations (Cont.) (3) Substitute and solve 55,000 = 18, x 37,000 =.04x 925,000 = x (4) Explain your answer (complete sentence) The broker must sell $925,000 worth of real estate to earn $55,000 in income 8

Solving for a Given Variable in a Multi-variable Equation  Solve for y 7x - 3y = 8 -3y = 8 - 7x (Subtract 7x) (Divided by -3) (Simplified) 9

Solving for a Given Variable in a Multi-variable Equation (Cont.  If x + xy = 1, find y when x = -1. xy = 1 - x (Subtracted x) (Divided by x) (Substituted x = -1) (Simplified) 10