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Solving 1 Step Equations 1

1. This document provides instructions for solving one-step equations. It includes examples of equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and shows the steps to solve for the variable. 2. The steps are to determine the operation in the equation, use the opposite operation to isolate the variable, and solve so that the variable is alone on one side of the equal sign. 3. It emphasizes that the same operation must be applied to both sides of the equation to isolate the variable and correctly solve the equation.

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Solving 1 Step Equations 1

1. This document provides instructions for solving one-step equations. It includes examples of equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and shows the steps to solve for the variable. 2. The steps are to determine the operation in the equation, use the opposite operation to isolate the variable, and solve so that the variable is alone on one side of the equal sign. 3. It emphasizes that the same operation must be applied to both sides of the equation to isolate the variable and correctly solve the equation.

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Name__________________________________________Period______________________________

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SOLVING 1 STEP EQUATIONS


Examples- Solve for y
1. 2. 1. 2.
y+6= 13 y-6=13
3. 4. y+6 = 13 y-6 = 13
6y= 42
y 6=7

1. Determine what operation is


stated in the equation ( +, -, x,
)

3. 4.
2. Use the opposite operation 6y= 42 y 6=7
( +, -, x, ) to solve for the

variable y.

3. Whatever you do to one side


of the equation you must do to
the second side as well.

4. The variable y should be alone


on one side of the equal sign.
2.What 3. Opposite 4. SOLVE
operation Operation
What What is the 3. Solve
operation is opposite operation V+7 =34
the equation from box 2? -7 -7
V +7 =34 using?

-
v = 27

+
What What is the 3. Solve
operation is opposite operation x-9=9
the equation from box 2?
x-9=9 using?

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite operation t-7=17
the equation from box 2?

4 operations Addition and Subtraction (+,-)


a
Multiplication and Division ( 2a, and 2 )
Name__________________________________________Period______________________________
___

t-7=17 using?

You can check your answer by substituting the variable you solved for
back into the equation.

x-5= 15 20-5=15
+5=+5
X = 20
2.What 3. Opposite 4. SOLVE
operation Operation
What What is the 3. Solve
operation is opposite X+12=17
the equation operation from
X+12=17 using? box 2?

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite y-7=10
the equation operation from
y-7=10 using? box 2?

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite 7t=35
the equation operation from
7t=35 using? box 2?

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite 5t=40
the equation operation from
5t=40 using? box 2?

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite w
the equation operation from 8 =4
w using? box 2?
8 =4

4 operations Addition and Subtraction (+,-)


a
Multiplication and Division ( 2a, and 2 )
Name__________________________________________Period______________________________
___

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite x
=100
the equation operation from 4
x using? box 2?
=100
4

What What is the 3. Solve


operation is opposite 10y=150
the equation operation from
10y=150 using? box 2?

4 operations Addition and Subtraction (+,-)


a
Multiplication and Division ( 2a, and 2 )

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