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Inverse Operations Quiz | Game | Education.com

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Use this quiz to practice inverse operations! Decide which subtraction equation you can use to help you fill in the blank for the addition equation above.

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How to Solve Algebra Equations Using Inverse Operations : Measurements & Other Math Calculations

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What are Inverse Operations? | Virtual Nerd

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- These can be worked out by filling in the boxes by what the arrow indicates.  For instance, the first set of arrows have + 6 at the bottom so the answer for the first box must be the opposite, meaning - 6.
- The arrow that points to the 2nd, larger box in the middle sais - 6.
So to get the answer for the middle box, you have to minus 6 from 9h.
This equals 3h.
- The answer for the 3rd box is the opposite again.  The answer already given is x 3 so the answer in the box, since it is the opposite must be ÷ 3.
- So you started with 3h + 6, which 6 was subtracted from, you then ended up with 3h, which you divided by 3 leaving you with the answer for the last box = h.

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Variables ( letters ) can be added into these questions and have number values.
Such as:
b + 6 = 11.
5 + 6 equals 11, so therefore,
b = 5.

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Using flowcharts to get the variable in each expression all by itself.
Opposite operations undo each other.
To simplify that, opposite oprations really just means to use the inverse operation ( + = - ) or ( x = ÷ )

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The question here is 3h + 6 plus all the boxes need to be filled in to complete the equation.