45 videos in "Solving Linear Equations"
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Solving Linear Equations - Part 1: The Basics
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Solving Multi-Step Equations
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Using Reciprocals
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Solving with variables on both sides
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Solving Equations by Balancing
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Algebra: Solving Linear Equations - Part 2: Applications
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Check solutions of Equations
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Elementary Algebra Practice Exam Solutions #5
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Solving Linear Equations Part 1
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Solving Linear Equations Part 2
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Solving Linear Equations Part 3
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Solving Linear Equations Part 4
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Solving Linear Equations Part 5
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Solving Linear Equations Part 6
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Solving Linear Equations Part 7
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Solving Linear Equations Part 8
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Solving Linear Equations Part 9
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Solving Linear Equations Part 10
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Solving Linear Equations Part 11
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Solving Linear Equations Part 1
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Solving Linear Equations Part 2
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Solving Linear Equations Part 3
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Writing and Solving Equations
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Solving Two-Step Equation with Fractions
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Solving equations with variables on different sides
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Multi-Step Problem with Distributive Property
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Solving a Proportion with Variable on Both Sides
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Two Step Equation
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Two Step Equation with a Rational Term
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Two Step Rational Equation
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Two Step Equation with Fractional Variable Term
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Solving Equation with Variable on Right Side
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Solving when x is on the Right Side in a Fraction
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Solving Two Step Equation with Subtraction and Multiplication
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Solving for x using Subtraction and Division
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Solving for x using Addition and Division
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Solving a Two Step Equation with Division
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Solving a Two Step Equation with the Distributive Property
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Solving a Word Problem with one Variable
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Solving an Equation with a Variable on Both Sides
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Equation with Infinitely Many Solutions
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Solving Multi-Step Equation by Clearing Fractions
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Solving Multi-Step Equation with Fractions
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One Variable Word Problem
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Solving an Equation from a Word Problem
Solving Linear Equations Part 3
- How do you solve linear equations with one variable?
- How do you solve the equation 3/2t - 1/4(t - 1) = -1/6(t + 2)?
- How do you multiply an equation by the least common denominator of all fractions to remove the fractions before solving?
- How do you solve 6t - 3(t - 1) = 5t - 2(t + 2)?
- What happens if you get 3 = -4 or another contradiction when you solve an equation?
- What happens if an equation has no solutions?
- How do you solve the equation q - 3(4 - 2q) = 5q + 2(q - 6)?
- What happens if you get -12 = -12 or another true statement when you solve an equation?
- What happens if an equation has infinitely many solutions?
This lesson shows you how to solve some even more complicated problems. Make sure you are comfortable with the previous two lessons before you attempt to tackle the problems in this lesson. Fractions are included in this lesson as well as some equations that do not have just one solution but infinitely many solutions or no solutions.
