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1.3 Solving Linear Equations p. 19 What is an equation? • A statement in which 2 expressions are = Ex: Which of the following are equations? a. 3x-7=12 b. 24x+5 c. 2x-7x2+4x3 d. 12x+3= -4x-8 Properties of Equality • Addition prop of = - can add the same term to both sides of an equation. • Subtraction prop of = - can subtract the same term from both sides of an equation. • Multiplication prop of = - can multiply both sides of an equation by the same term. • Division prop of = - can divide both sides of an equation by the same term. ** So basically, whatever you do to one side of an equation, you MUST do to the other! To solve an equation for a variable: • Do order of operations backwards (undo +/- first, then mult/div.) • Keep going until the variable is by itself on one side of the equation • You may have to simplify each side first. Example: Solve for the variable. 2 x 8 16 9 5x 2 42x 7 x 5x 10 8x 28 x 2 x 8 9 5x 10 7 x 28 9 x 8 2 12x 18 12x 10 28 x x 36 18 12 3 x 2 Ex: Solve for x. 2 1 3 x 2x 3 5 10 1 3 2 30 x 30 2 x 5 10 3 20x 6 60x 9 40x 6 9 40x 15 15 x 40 3 x 8 Ex: Solve the equations. 5(x-4)=5x+12 5x-20=5x+12 -20=12 7x+14 -3x=4x+14 4x+14=4x+14 0=0 Doesn’t make sense! Answer: No solution This one makes sense, but there’s no variable left! Answer: All real numbers Dry ice is solid CO2. It does not melt, but changes into a gas at -109.3oF. What is this temperature in oC? 9 Use F C 32 5 9 109.3 C 32 5 9 141.3 C 5 5 ( 141.3) C 9 78.5o C 1.4 Rewriting Equations & Formulas p. 26 Examples • Solve 11x-9y= -4 for y. -11x -11x -9y=-11x-4 -9 -9 -9 11 4 y x 9 9 • Solve 7x-3y=8 for x. +3y +3y 7x=3y+8 7 7 7 3 8 x y 7 7 Turn to page 28 in your book. Know the Common Formulas Chart on this page! Ex: Solve the area of a trapezoid formula for b1. A = ½ (b1+b2) h 2A = (b1+b2) h 2A b1 b2 h 2A b2 b1 h Last Example: • You are selling 2 types of hats: baseball hats & visors. Write an equation that represents total revenue. Total Revenue Price of baseball cap # of caps sold R = p1B + p2V Price of visor # of visors sold Assignment