Lesson 10
Different Options for Solving One Equation
Problem 1
Solve each equation.
- \(2(x-3) = 14\)
- \(\text-5(x-1) = 40\)
- \(12(x+10)=24\)
- \(\frac16(x+6)=11\)
- \(\frac57(x-9)=25\)
Solution
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Problem 2
Select all expressions that represent a correct solution to the equation \(6(x+4)=20\).
\((20-4)\div 6\)
\(\frac16(20-4)\)
\(20-6-4\)
\(20\div6-4\)
\(\frac16(20-24)\)
\((20-24)\div 6\)
Solution
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Problem 3
Lin and Noah are solving the equation \(7(x+2)=91\).
Lin starts by using the distributive property. Noah starts by dividing each side by 7.
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Show what Lin's and Noah's full solution methods might look like.
- What is the same and what is different about their methods?
Solution
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