21 videos in "Basic Equations"
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Solving Equations
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More Solving Equations
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Equations with Decimals
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Solving equations using the multiplication property
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Is this number a solution - Part 1
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Solving One-Step Equation by Dividing
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Solving One-Step Equation by Subtracting
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Solving One-Step Equation by Adding
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Solving One-Step Equation by Multiplying
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Solving Two-Step Equations
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Solving One-Step Equations
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Solving One Step Equation with Division
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Solving One Step Equation with Multiplication
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Solving One Step Equation with Subtraction
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Solving One Step Equation with Subtraction
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Solving One Step Equation with Subtraction
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One Step Equation with a Mixed Number
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One Step Equation with all Fractions
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Solving an Equation with Fractions
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Evaluate an Equation by Substitution
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Solving One-Step Equations Intro
Solving Equations
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Learn how to solve simple equations using properties of equality.
- How do you solve simple equations in Pre-Algebra?
- What is the addition property of equality and how do you use it to solve equations?
- How do you solve x - 5 = 9?
- How can you check to make sure your solution is correct in an equation?
- How do you solve x - 6 = -3?
- What does x equal if x+8=0?
- How do you solve one-step equations?
- How do you solve 5x = 9?
- How do you solve -3x = 27?
- How do you solve an equation where you have to combine like terms first?
- How do you solve multi-step equations?
- How do you solve equations by multiplying by the reciprocal of a fraction?
- How do you solve 4/3x = 9?
- How do you solve an equation like 3/2x = 5/3 by multiplying by the LCD or using kung fu math?
This video does a bunch of examples of solving very simple, one-variable, one-step equations. They start out using addition and subtraction to solve, and eventually get into multiplying or dividing to solve. This is a great introduction to solving simple equations, and ends with some more complicated equations where you must combine like terms first.
