This document provides instructions for solving one-step equations. It explains that to solve for a variable, you must perform the opposite operation to both sides of the equation so that the variable is isolated on one side. The steps are to locate the variable, identify the operation being applied to it, use the opposite operations on both sides to isolate the variable, and then check the solution. It includes example equations to demonstrate this process.
This document provides instructions for solving one-step equations. It explains that to solve for a variable, you must perform the opposite operation to both sides of the equation so that the variable is isolated on one side. The steps are to locate the variable, identify the operation being applied to it, use the opposite operations on both sides to isolate the variable, and then check the solution. It includes example equations to demonstrate this process.
This document provides instructions for solving one-step equations. It explains that to solve for a variable, you must perform the opposite operation to both sides of the equation so that the variable is isolated on one side. The steps are to locate the variable, identify the operation being applied to it, use the opposite operations on both sides to isolate the variable, and then check the solution. It includes example equations to demonstrate this process.
This document provides instructions for solving one-step equations. It explains that to solve for a variable, you must perform the opposite operation to both sides of the equation so that the variable is isolated on one side. The steps are to locate the variable, identify the operation being applied to it, use the opposite operations on both sides to isolate the variable, and then check the solution. It includes example equations to demonstrate this process.
An equation must be ________________________ at all
times! Whatever you do on one side has to be _____________________________________________. So, any time we want to get the variable by itself (solve for it), we need to perform the opposite operation to both sides. 1. Locate the __________________________. 2. Figure out what _________________________ is being applied to the variable. 3. Use _____________________________ operations on both sides of the _____________________________ to get the variable by itself. 4. _______________________________ to check! Examples: m4=9