To get the variable ALONE on one side of the = sign, you need to use the INVERSE OPERATION.
How would you solve this problem:
34x=68
divide both sides of the equation by 34
This is the value of x in "x - 94 = 70."
What is 164?
To get the variable ALONE on one side of the = sign, you need to use the INVERSE OPERATION.
How would you solve this problem:
x - 28.7 = 64.37
Add 28.7 to both sides of the equation
This equation represents "the product of negative twelve and a number is 84."
What is -12n? (You can use any variable.)
This is the value of y in "(3) + y = 40."
What is 37?
To get the variable ALONE on one side of the = sign, you need to use the INVERSE OPERATION.
How would you solve this problem:
w + 378 = 900
Subtract 378 from both sides of the equation
This is the value of v in "15v = 75."
What is 5?
To get the variable ALONE on one side of the = sign, you need to use the INVERSE OPERATION.
How would you solve this problem:
m/268 = 374
Multiply both sides of the equation by 268
This expression represents "the product of negative eleven and forty."
What is (-11)(40)? (You can represent multiplication in any form we have used.)
To get the variable ALONE on one side of the = sign, you need to use the INVERSE OPERATION.
How would you solve this problem:
14.4x = 298.3
Divide both sides of the equation by 14.4
This expression represents the following scenario: The total cost of an unknown number of snacks when pizza costs $1.50 per slice, and soda costs $1.25.
What is 1.5p + 1.25s? (You can use any variables.)