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#SOLVED NA ‘KO!

Solving Linear & Quadratic


Equations
Review Throughout Algebra, you
of
Terms will hear many different
terms being used to
1) Variable describe the parts of an
equation or expression.
2) Coefficient

3) Constant You will need to know the


definition of the
4) Expression
following terms
5) Equation
throughout the course.
Review Variable:
of
Terms A letter which is used to represent
an unknown number or value.
1) Variable
Any letter can be used as a
variable.
2) Coefficient

3) Constant

4) Expression

5) Equation
Review Coefficient:
of
Terms The number in front of a variable
in a mathematical equation or
1) Variable
expression.

The coefficient is actually being


2) Coefficient
multiplied by the variable

3) Constant
3x Coefficient: 3
Means: 3 times x
4) Expression
1 x2 Coefficient: ¼
Means: ¼ times
5) Equation 4 x2
Review Constant:
of
Terms A number being added or
subtracted from a variable in an
1) Variable
equation or expression.

2) Coefficient
5x  9
3) Constant

4) Expression
The constant in the above
expression is: -9
5) Equation
Review Expression:
of
Terms Contains at least one variable.

1) Variable

2) Coefficient
Examples:
a
x
3) Constant

4) Expression

5) Equation 5
3y
Review Equation:
of
Terms A sentence that states that two
mathematical expressions are
1) Variable
equal.

Examples:
2) Coefficient
3x  5  22
3) Constant

4) Expression V  r h 2

5) Equation 2x 13  4x
17
Steps to Solving Linear Equations

1. Simplify each side of the equation, if needed, by


distributing or combining like terms.

2. Move variables to one side of the equation by using the


opposite operation of addition or subtraction.

3. Isolate the variable by applying the opposite operation


to each side.
a. First, use the opposite operation of addition or subtraction.
b. Second, use the opposite operation of multiplication or
division.

4. Check your answer.


Example X–5=4

X–5 +5=4+5

X=9
Example X – 7 = 13

X – 7 + 7 = 13 + 7

X = 20
Example 2X – 3 = 7

2X – 3 + 3 = 7 + 3

2X = 10
2 2

X=5
Example 5X + 4 = 9

5X + 4 - 4 = 9 - 4

5X = 5
5 5

X=1
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:
5(x  3)  2(x  6) 
1) Simplify
30
2) Move Variables

3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo

multiplication/division Simplify:
Use the distributive property
4) Check your answer
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
5(x  3)  2(x  6) 
30
2) Move Variables
(5x 15)  (2x 12) 
3) Isolate Variables
30
a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Simplify:


Combine like terms
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
5(x  3)  2(x  6)  30

2) Move Variables
(5x 15)  (2x 12) 
3) Isolate Variables
30
a. Undo
addition/subtraction 3x  3  30
b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:


Undo the addition
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
5(x  3)  2(x  6)  30

2) Move Variables
(5x 15)  (2x 12) 
3) Isolate Variables
30
a. Undo
addition/subtraction 3x  3  30
b. Undo
multiplication/division 3x  27
4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:
Undo the multiplication
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
5(x  3)  2(x  6)  30

2) Move Variables
(5x 15)  (2x 12) 
3) Isolate Variables
30
a. Undo
addition/subtraction 3x  3  30
b. Undo
multiplication/division 3x  27
4) Check your answer
x9
Check your answer:
Substitute the value of x back in
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
5(x  3)  2(x  6) 
30
2) Move Variables
5(9  3)  2(9  6) 
3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo 30
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division
5(12)  2(15)  30
4) Check your answer
60  30  30
30  30
The answer is true; therefore, the
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
15(1 x)  3(x 
2)
2) Move Variables

3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Simplify:


Use the distributive property
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
15(1 x)  3(x 
2)
2) Move Variables
15 15x  3x  6
3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Move Variables:


Move the -15x to the other side of
the equation.
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
15(1 x)  3(x 
2)
2) Move Variables
15 15x  3x  6
15  18x  6
3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:


Undo the addition
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
15(1 x)  3(x 
2)
2) Move Variables
15 15x  3x  6
15  18x  6
3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo

9  18x
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:


Undo the multiplication
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
15(1 x)  3(x 
2)
2) Move Variables
15 15x  3x  6
15  18x  6
3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo

91  18x
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division
2x
4) Check your answer Check your answer:
Substitute the value of x back in
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:

1) Simplify
15(1 x)  3(x 
2)151 1   1

2) Move Variables
 2   3   
 2
 12
3) Isolate Variables
  5
a. Undo 15   3
addition/subtraction
2  2 
b. Undo
15 15
2  2
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer The answer is true; therefore, the


vale of x is true.
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:
2
x7
1) Simplify 5 13
2) Move Variables

3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:


Undo the addition
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:
2
x7
1) Simplify 5 13
2) Move Variables 2
x6
3) Isolate Variables 5
a. Undo
addition/subtraction

b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:


Undo the division
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:
2
x7
1) Simplify
5 13
2) Move Variables
2
x6
3) Isolate Variables
5
a. Undo
addition/subtraction
2x  30
b. Undo
multiplication/division

4) Check your answer Isolate Variables:


Undo the multiplication
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:
2
x7
1) Simplify
5 13
2) Move Variables
2
x6
3) Isolate Variables
5
a. Undo
addition/subtraction
2x  30
b. Undo
multiplication/division
x  15
4) Check your answer Check your answer:
Substitute the value of x back in
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING:
2
x7
1) Simplify
5 13
30
2) Move Variables 7
5 13
3) Isolate Variables

a. Undo 67
addition/subtraction
13
b. Undo
multiplication/division
13  13
4) Check your answer The answer is true; therefore, the
vale of x is true.
Example
Example

2 2
EXAMPLE:
STEPS TO SOLVING
QUADRATIC
EQUATION:

1) Equate one side to 0.


2) Factor (x +6)(x -1)
[solve for the zeros of the
linear factors] x = -6 x=1
Or use quadratic formula

3) Check your answer


Example
Example
Example
Example
Example
=
For More
Practice:
Solve for x
Solve for x:
3X + 5 = 5X – 3

Time
30 is
up!!!
seconds
Solve for x:
2x + 7 = 9x –
4

Time
30 is
up!!!
seconds
Solve for x:
x2 + 7x = 9x –
1

Time
30 is
up!!!
seconds
Solve for x:
2x2 + 3x = x
+12

Time
60 is
up!!!
seconds

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