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1 Click the mouse button or press the Space Bar to display the answers.
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3 Solve multiplication problems
Objective Solve multiplication problems Example 3-3b

4 The numerical factor in a multiplication expression
Review Vocabulary Coefficient The numerical factor in a multiplication expression Example 3-3b

5 Example 1 Solve Multiplication Equations
Example 3 Use an Equation to Solve a Problem Lesson 3 Contents

6 Ask: “What is being done to the variable”?
Write the equation. Solve Ask: “What is being done to the variable”? The variable is being multiplied by 3 Do the inverse on both sides of the equal sign Bring down 39 = 3y Using the fraction bar, divide both sides by 3 1/3 Example 3-1a

7 Combine “like” terms Solve Divide 39 by 3 Bring down the =
13 13 = 1 13 = 13 = 1  y Bring down  y 1/3 Example 3-1a

8 Solve Bring down 13 = Remember: The identity property of Multiplication states anything multiplied by 1 does not change the value of the number Multiply 1  y 13 = 1  y 13 = y 13 = Answer: y = 13 1/3 Example 3-1a

9 Solve Answer: m = 7 1/3 Example 3-1b

10 Ask: “What is being done to the variable”?
Write the equation Solve Ask: “What is being done to the variable”? The variable is being multiplied by -4 Do the inverse on both sides of the equal sign Bring down -4z = 60 Using the fraction bar, divide both sides by -4 2/3 Example 3-2a

11 Combine “like” terms Solve Divide -4 by -4 Bring down the  z =
Remember: The identity property of Multiplication states anything multiplied by 1 does not change the value of the number 1 1  z = 1  z = -15 z = -15 z Multiply 1  z Bring down = -15 Answer: z = –15 2/3 Example 3-2a

12 Solve Answer: 4 = b 2/3 Example 3-2b

13 Write the formula for speed 6,072 feet
SPORTS At 6,072 feet, California Screamin’ is the longest steel roller coaster in the world. The ride takes 2 minutes 30 seconds to complete. Find the speed of the roller coaster in feet per second. Distance = Rate  Time Distance = Rate  Time Write the formula for speed 6,072 feet The distance is how long the roller coaster is in feet Replace distance with 6,072 3/3 Example 3-3a

14 Rate is the speed of something
SPORTS At 6,072 feet, California Screamin’ is the longest steel roller coaster in the world. The ride takes 2 minutes 30 seconds to complete. Find the speed of the roller coaster in feet per second. Distance = Rate  Time Rate is the speed of something Replace Rate with a variable since it is unknown 6,072 feet = r 6,072 feet = r  6,072 feet = r  150 seconds 6,072 feet Bring down  Time is to be in seconds Convert 2 minutes 30 seconds to seconds (remember: 60 seconds per 1 minute 3/3 Example 3-3a

15 Ask: “What is being done to the variable”? Distance = Rate  Time
SPORTS At 6,072 feet, California Screamin’ is the longest steel roller coaster in the world. The ride takes 2 minutes 30 seconds to complete. Find the speed of the roller coaster in feet per second. Ask: “What is being done to the variable”? Distance = Rate  Time 6,072 feet = r  150 seconds The variable is being multiplied by 150 seconds 6,072 feet = r  150 seconds Do the inverse on both sides of the equal sign 150 seconds 150 seconds Bring down 6,072 feet = r  150 seconds Using the fraction bar, divide both sides by 150 seconds 3/3 Example 3-3a

16 Use Identify Property of Multiplication and multiply r  1 40.48 feet
SPORTS At 6,072 feet, California Screamin’ is the longest steel roller coaster in the world. The ride takes 2 minutes 30 seconds to complete. Find the speed of the roller coaster in feet per second. Distance = Rate  Time Combine “like” terms 6,072 feet = r  150 seconds Bring down = r  6,072 feet = r  150 seconds Combine “like” terms 150 seconds 150 seconds Use Identify Property of Multiplication and multiply r  1 40.48 feet = r  1 = r  second Answer: r = feet per second 3/3 Example 3-3a

17 * TRAVEL David is driving on a business trip. He drives a total of 589 miles at an average speed of 62 miles per hour. How many hours does David spend driving? Answer: t = 9.5 hours 3/3 Example 3-3b

18 Solving Multiplication Equations
Assignment Lesson 4:3 Solving Multiplication Equations All End of Lesson 3


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