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Solving for Variables with Cross Multiplication

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Solving for Variables with Cross Multiplication

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Liscensing your work- https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C-LrETOZMnlJEOSYxv9K0MP3PXngl_OAnypdTAiBiNw/edit?usp=sharing

The myth of Atlanta-
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1acGMwNGPaamt4Mz_krO_UN48BfCiB6OhUyIXB_ZbFaQ/edit?usp=sharing

Fitness Log due Feb 5-
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F_QjPae9o2oW9wbfotYdcIggcciPdLOtH-RbodTNPAY/edit?usp=sharing

Crossword puzzle due Apr 1-
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vTn1BbdFhRpIxdrnGEqHpEDIf6hdtsJX1R1D7y1hAuo/edit#slide=id.p

Do your RR quiz for Smith, due 1.29

Do your F.I.T.T. Nearpod, due Apr 1

Do your adding/subtracting integers quiz, due Feb 5. Unlocks Feb 1.

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Remember, PEDMAS is always good, but when in doubt use your algebra steps we made below. You got this :)

P- parenthesis (meaning distributive property as well as inside the parenthesis)
E- exponents
D- divide
M- multiply
A- add
S- subtract

Here's our drawn notes

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Like terms are the parts of an algebraic equation that have something in common. To make it less mathy, they're the ones that go in the same circle/box/etc. because they both have x, y, or no variable.

Here's some not-maddie notes, and ours that we made are drawn below.

Combining like terms (video) | Khan Academy here's a video. You can also go through and do the practices here as well.

Combining Like Terms - Practice Quiz (saddleback.edu) here's a practice. You're pretty good at this one, so I didn't do three links, but let me know if you need more :)

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Remember, distribute outside(inside +/- inside). You multiply the term on the outside by both the terms on the inside.

Here's a few links, then our drawn notes are below.

Distributive property explained (article) | Khan Academy here you can go through all of the lessons for some practice and more understanding

Distributive Property: 5 Clear Examples to Use in Class | Prodigy Education (prodigygame.com) This article gets a little more complex, but you may use it down the road.

Free worksheets for using the distributive property and factoring, grades 6-9 (pre-algebra / algebra 1) (homeschoolmath.net) and here's a worksheet you can do.

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The biggest thing to do here is pretend the inequality is an equals sign. Make sure the like terms are on the same sides of the equation, and eventually all that changes is how to graph it.

My super-cool video is attached below, but if that doesn't work for you feel free to check out these links-

Reading: Multi-Step Inequalities | Finite Math (lumenlearning.com)

Multi-step inequalities (video) | Khan Academy

Multi-step inequalities (mathx.net)