Two Step Equations 3
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1. Question
Solve-2y-13=-11- y= (-1)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.To solve for y, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by moving 13 to the other side by adding 13 to both sides of the equation.-2y -13 = -11 -2y -13 +13 = -11 +13 -2y = 2 -13+13 cancels out Next, remove -2 by dividing both sides of the equation by -2.-2y = 2 -2y÷-2 = 2÷-2 y = -1 -2÷-2 cancels out Check our workTo confirm our answer, substitute y=-1 to the original equation.-2y-13 = -11 -2(-1)-13 = -11 Substitute y=-1 2-13 = -11 -11 = -11 Since the equation is true, the answer is correct.y=-1 -
Question 2 of 5
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Solve for r-4r-1=31- r= (-8)
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To solve for r, get r by itselfAdd 1 to both sides of the equation-4r-1+1 = 31+1 -4r-1+1 = 32 -1+1 cancels out -4r = 32 Finally, divide both sides of the equation by -4-4r÷-4 = 32÷-4 -4r÷-4 = -8 -4÷-4 cancels out r = -8 r=-8 -
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Solvex3+4=7- x= (9)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.To solve for x, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by moving 4 to the other side by subtracting 4 from both sides of the equation.x3+4 = 7 x3+4−4 = 7 -4 x3 = 3 4-4 cancels out Next, remove 13 by multiplying both sides of the equation by 3.x3 = 3 x3×3 = 3×3 x = 9 13×3 cancels out Check our workTo confirm our answer, substitute x=9 to the original equation.x3+4 = 7 93+4 = 7 Substitute x=9 3+4 = 7 7 = 7 Since the equation is true, the answer is correct.x=9 -
Question 4 of 5
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Solvex7+3=-2- x= (-35)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.To solve for x, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by moving 3 to the other side by subtracting 3 from both sides of the equation.x7+3 = -2 x7+3−3 = -2 -3 x7 = -5 3-3 cancels out Next, remove 17 by multiplying both sides of the equation by 7.x7 = -5 x7×7 = -5×7 x = -35 17×7 cancels out Check our workTo confirm our answer, substitute x=-35 to the original equation.x7+3 = -2 -357+3 = -2 Substitute x=-35 -5+3 = -2 -2 = -2 Since the equation is true, the answer is correct.x=-35 -
Question 5 of 5
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Solvet5-3=-6- t= (-15)
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When moving a term to the other side of an equation, the operation is inversed.To solve for t, it needs to be alone on one side.Start by moving 3 to the other side by adding 3 to both sides of the equation.t5−3 = -6 t5−3+3 = -6 +3 t5 = -3 -3+3 cancels out Next, remove 15 by multiplying both sides of the equation by 5.t5 = -3 t5×5 = -3×5 t = -15 15×5 cancels out Check our workTo confirm our answer, substitute t=-15 to the original equation.t5-3 = -6 -155-3 = -6 Substitute t=-15 -3-3 = -6 -6 = -6 Since the equation is true, the answer is correct.t=-15
Quizzes
- One Step Equations – Add and Subtract 1
- One Step Equations – Add and Subtract 2
- One Step Equations – Add and Subtract 3
- One Step Equations – Add and Subtract 4
- One Step Equations – Multiply and Divide 1
- One Step Equations – Multiply and Divide 2
- One Step Equations – Multiply and Divide 3
- One Step Equations – Multiply and Divide 4
- Two Step Equations 1
- Two Step Equations 2
- Two Step Equations 3
- Two Step Equations 4
- Multi-Step Equations 1
- Multi-Step Equations 2
- Solve Equations using the Distributive Property 1
- Solve Equations using the Distributive Property 2
- Solve Equations using the Distributive Property 3
- Equations with Variables on Both Sides 1
- Equations with Variables on Both Sides 2
- Equations with Variables on Both Sides 3
- Equations with Variables on Both Sides (Fractions) 1
- Equations with Variables on Both Sides (Fractions) 2
- Solve Equations with Variables on Both Sides using the Distributive Property 1
- Solve Equations with Variables on Both Sides using the Distributive Property 2
- Solve Equations with Variables on Both Sides using the Distributive Property 3
- Solve Equations with Variables on Both Sides using the Distributive Property 4
- Equation Word Problems 1
- Equation Word Problems 2
- Equation Word Problems 3
- Equation Word Problems 4
- Equation Word Problems (Age)
- Equation Word Problems (Money)
- Equation Word Problems (Harder)
- Equation Problems with Substitution
- Equation Problems (Geometry) 1
- Equation Problems (Geometry) 2
- Equation Problems (Perimeter)
- Equation Problems (Area)
- Change the Subject of an Equation 1
- Change the Subject of an Equation 2
- Change the Subject of an Equation 3