49 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
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Solving an Equation from a Word Problem
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Solving an Equation for x and y
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Solving an Equation for y and x
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Solving by Removing the Denominator
Check solutions of Equations
- How do you check solutions of equations?
- How do you know if a number is a solution to an equation?
- What are the steps for figuring out if a number is a solution to a given equation?
- How do you know if 2 is a solution to 3x + 9 = 2x + 11?
- Is 6 a solution to 2x + 7 = 3x?
- Is 5 a solution of x - 3 = x - 3?
- Is 10 also a solution to x - 3 = x - 3?
- How can you tell if 2/3 is a solution of 18x = 12?
- Is 13 a solution to x - 6 = x?
- Can some equations have more than 1 solution?
- Are there some equations that have no solutions?
- How can you check if a number is a solution to an algebraic equation if there is an exponent in the problem?
- Is 2 a solution to x^2 + 5x = 14?
- Is 5 a solution of 2x^2 - 20 = 6x?
- Is 3 a solution to x^2 = 5x?
- How do you check your work in Algebra?
This lesson explains the steps for how to determine whether a given number is a solution to an equation. A whole bunch of example problems are shown in this video. This method is a very important step for solving any equation in Algebra to make sure that you solved it correctly.
