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    This document provides an overview of modeling two-step equations. It includes examples of solving equations using inverse operations, such as 3x + 3 = -6. Students are prompted to try similar equations on their own, such as 2g + 4 = -6 and -2r - 7 = -11. The document also demonstrates checking solutions through substitution and provides homework problems for students to practice these skills.

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    This document provides an overview of modeling two-step equations. It includes examples of solving equations using inverse operations, such as 3x + 3 = -6. Students are prompted to try similar equations on their own, such as 2g + 4 = -6 and -2r - 7 = -11. The document also demonstrates checking solutions through substitution and provides homework problems for students to practice these skills.

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    This document provides an overview of modeling two-step equations. It includes examples of solving equations using inverse operations, such as 3x + 3 = -6. Students are prompted to try similar equations on their own, such as 2g + 4 = -6 and -2r - 7 = -11. The document also demonstrates checking solutions through substitution and provides homework problems for students to practice these skills.

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    ModelingTwoStepEquations.

    notebook

    May15,2015

    3x+3=6

    Modeling Two Step


    Equations

    May137:41AM

    Mar314:46PM

    3x+3=6

    3x+3=6
    X

    Mar314:46PM

    Mar314:46PM

    3x+3=6

    CheckthroughSubstitution
    X

    3(3)+3=6
    X

    X
    X

    Mar314:46PM

    May137:56AM

    ModelingTwoStepEquations.notebook

    TryTheseonyourOwn:

    2g+4=6

    2r7=11

    May15,2015

    Solving Two Step Equations


    3x + 7 = 19
    3x + 7 7 = 19 7
    3x = 12
    3x = 12
    3
    3
    x=4

    LS
    3x + 7
    3(4) + 7
    12 + 7
    19

    RS
    19

    May137:56AM

    May137:41AM

    SolveUsingInverseOperations:

    Solve Using Inverse (Opposite)


    Operations
    An opposite or inverse operation "undoes"
    another operation

    3y+7=37

    May137:56AM

    Mar315:58PM

    SolveUsingInverseOperations:

    TryTheseonyourOwn:

    3y+7=37

    4+26g=48
    3x+7=19

    May137:56AM

    May137:56AM

    ModelingTwoStepEquations.notebook

    CheckYourWork:

    3(10)+7=37

    May15,2015

    Homework

    Pg.384387#:
    1,2,3,511,15,1721

    May137:56AM

    May137:56AM

    May204:11PM

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