2 step equations with variables on both sides by Sonal Patel

that it's basically the same thing as solving equations, but you need to do it on both sides of the equation

2024-01-08 18:44:50 UTC

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Even after doing the first step it is still a 2 step equation

2024-01-08 18:44:56 UTC

I learned that you have to get rid of the variable on one side of the equation.

2024-01-08 18:45:00 UTC

There are many more steps involved in these types of equations.

You Still need to balance the scale .

2024-01-08 18:45:09 UTC

2024-01-08 18:45:16 UTC

The rule of how what you do to one side, you do to the other, still applies.

Response

2024-01-08 18:45:18 UTC

I learned that when solving equations with variables on both sides, you have to use inverse operations to cancel the variable on one side so that you end up with a two step equation.

Har

2024-01-08 18:45:19 UTC

I learned that when you do the inverse on both sides it turns into a two step equation.

It has similar steps to inverse operations with constants, but more steps.

2024-01-08 18:45:23 UTC

math

2024-01-08 18:45:25 UTC

I learned how to solve eqations with varibles on each side of the equal sign.

Somebody that you do not know wrote this hehehe.

2024-01-08 18:45:36 UTC

I learned that instead of the first inverse step having to do with the constants it has something do to with variables

Variables On Both Sides...

2024-01-08 18:45:40 UTC

I learned that you are adding an extra step to the whole thing and the problem gets longer.

math

2024-01-08 18:45:41 UTC

I learned that when your done with the first step its still going to be a 2 step equation

2024-01-08 18:45:50 UTC

you have to get rid of the variable on one side of the equal sign

Aneesh T. Yada

2024-01-08 18:45:55 UTC

It is not actually possible to solve an equation with variables on both sides completely.

2024-01-08 18:46:04 UTC

I noticed that once you work with the variable on one side, you end up with a two step equation.

Can you do multiplication or division with this?

2024-01-08 18:46:13 UTC

Equations with variables on both sides!!

2024-01-08 18:46:48 UTC

I noticed that you do inverse operations to the coefficient instead of the constant

-NIRMAYA NAYAKAM

After watching the video, what did you learn or notice about solving equations with variables on BOTH sides?

2024-01-08 18:46:50 UTC

I learned that you always have to keep your equation balanced when you simplify it.

~ Prathiksha

Something I learned

2024-01-08 18:46:52 UTC

You're doing the same thing as two step problems but first you need to make one of the sides just a whole number with no variable so you know how much that side of the equation is.

i learned that when u do and finish the first step the problem is still a 2 step equairioons

2024-01-08 18:47:25 UTC

I learned that when you have two variables you don't add like terms.

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It is basically the same steps after the first extra step.

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2024-01-13 20:41:35 UTC

When you do the first step the rest of it is still a 2 step equation after it