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4.5 Solving Multi-Step Equations: Part 1 WARM UP: Solve For The Given Variable. 3)

This document contains three parts that provide instruction on solving multi-step equations: 1) It reviews simplifying expressions and shows how to solve one-step and two-step equations. 2) It provides practice problems for students to solve multi-step equations. 3) It includes additional warm up problems and homework assignments for students to practice solving multi-step equations on their own.

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4.5 Solving Multi-Step Equations: Part 1 WARM UP: Solve For The Given Variable. 3)

This document contains three parts that provide instruction on solving multi-step equations: 1) It reviews simplifying expressions and shows how to solve one-step and two-step equations. 2) It provides practice problems for students to solve multi-step equations. 3) It includes additional warm up problems and homework assignments for students to practice solving multi-step equations on their own.

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CC MATH I STANDARDS UNIT 3

4.5 SOLVING MULTI-STEP EQUATIONS: PART 1


WARM UP: Solve for the given variable.

1) 5 z  4  19 2) 10 
y
6 3) 7  3 x  26
3

4) 7
y5 5)  21  3  9 x 6)
n
 5  2
2 7

REVIEW OF SIMPLIFYING EXPRESSIONS


COMPLETE THIS SECTION AFTER QUIZ IS COMPLETED

1) 3a + 7b + 5a – 4b 2) 9(2x – 8) 3) 15 – 4 (6n + 3)

4) – 6(– 3 – 8b) 5) 12x – 5 – 7x – 2 6) 7(8 + 4z) – 15z

HOW TO SOLVE MULTI-STEP EQUATIONS


1) SIMPLIFY ALL EXPRESSIONS (Distribute, Combine Like Terms, Evaluate)
2) IDENTIFY VARIABLE
3) CANCEL Operations using their opposites in reverse order of operations

EXAMPLES:

1) 7x + 5 – 3x = 17 2) 9(x + 4) = 63 3) 4(2y – 3) = 28

3m  5
4) 7(6 – x) = 56 5) 3(8+ n) – 15 = 24 6) 8
4

17  2r
7) 19 = 9 + 2(x – 7) 8)  11 9) 4(3y – 5) – 7y = - 60
3
CC MATH I STANDARDS UNIT 3
4.5 SOLVING MULTI-STEP EQUATIONS: PART 2
WARM UP: Simplify each of the following expressions

1) 9 z  3  4 z 2)  5x  3 y  8x 3) 12  13a  5  7b

4) 8( 3 x  7 ) 5) 9  3( 8  5 x ) 6) 7( 5n  8)  12n

SOLVE THE FOLLOWING ONE and TWO STEP EQUATIONS

1) 3m  5  19 2) 45  z  23 3)  7  4 x  43 4) 17  11  x

5) r  14  53 x x x7
6) 7
 4 7) 9
2
 23 8) 8
6
PRACTICE: SOLVE MULTISTEP EQUATIONS

1) 10x – 7x = 12 2) 9z + 11 – 5z = 27 3) – 7 + 6n – 9 = - 4

4) 6(y + 7) = 66 5) -3(4x + 9) = 15 6) 5(1 – 2x) = - 65

7) 8 + 3(r + 5) = 5 8) 15 – 2 ( 7 – x) = 7 9) 7(3 + 4y) – 15y = 73

5m  3 7r  2 14  2 y
10) 12 
4
11) 5
8 12) 6
6
CC MATH I STANDARDS UNIT 3
4.5 SOLVING MULTI-STEP EQUATIONS: PART 3
WARM UP PART 1: Simplify each expression

1) 9  3a  17  11a 2) 6(7 x  9)  15 3) 7 x  3( 4 x  12)

WARM UP PART 2: Solve each equation

4) 3  7m  31 5) 34  6  5 x 6) 9  4a  11
7)  15  6 
x
7

8) 5 y  8  2 y  64 9) 3( 2r  7 )  9 12  3 z
10)  11
 3
HOMEWORK: SOLVE EACH EQUATION #1 – 14 10/22
 Use a separate piece of paper as needed
 Reduce all fraction answers
1) 9  3 x  8  11 2)  7 y  11 y  9  3 3) 15  y  3 y  17

4) 14  17  9 x 5) 6( 4 z  7 )  30 6)  56  4(8  2 x )

7)  5( 2a  3)  0 8) 23  3( x  2)  4 9) 28  15  2( 7  2 x )

10) 8  6( 3  5 x )  56 11) 74  7( x  4)  11 12)  44  5( 2  3 x )  6

11  3 x 5 x  14
13) 4
4
14)  12 
2

MATCH SOLUTIONS BELOW WITH THE EQUATIONS ABOVE


A) 2 C) -3 E) -1/2 G) 1/3 I) -2 K) -7 M) 11
B) 4 D) -5 F) 1 H) ¼ J) 3 L) 9 N) 3/2

BONUS: ADVANCED PROBLEMS


2 15  7 x   5
B#1) 3(2x + 4) – 2(5 – x) = 66 7  B#2) 3

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