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00:00
Chapter 1
00:15
Chapter 2
00:38
2x=10
00:43
Chapter 4
00:47
2x=10
01:05
x=5
01:13
Chapter 7
01:52
3x-4=2x+8 -2x -2x .
02:10
x-4=8
02:38
x=12
02:45
Chapter 11
03:25
2x-6=2+3x-3
03:44
2x-6=-1+3x +1 +1 .
03:56
2x-5=3x -2x -2x
04:18
-5=x
04:18
Chapter 16
Audio Transcript
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00:01 - 00:04
Hi. My name is Clay, and I'm going to be
00:04 - 00:05
teaching you how to do equations.
00:06 - 00:12
So yeah, this will be a two part video because
00:12 - 00:14
I ran out of text to do the first video.
00:15 - 00:20
So, Yeah, our first equation is two X minus three
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equals seven.
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So what we'll do first is we're going to add
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three. So the three will be gone and add three
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to this side.
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Because what you do to this, how do you actually
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do that side?
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So this is what it would look like because we
00:44 - 00:46
got rid of this three and we had to add
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to that, Um yeah, and when you have this, we
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need to get it to just X.
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So we're gonna divide each side by two.
00:59 - 01:01
Because we need to get out of the two here.
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And what you decided to do that side?
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Like I said earlier.
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So now we have X equals five so onto a
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trouble, which is longer.
01:13 - 01:19
Yeah. So But we have here to explain this.
01:21 - 01:26
Four plus X equals two X plus six plus two.
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Um, what we're gonna do first here is, um, add
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these together to make it eight So it's two plus
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two X plus eight and then over here, what we're
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gonna do is move this X and add it to
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that. So, yeah, it's going to look like the top
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one. And the next step we're going to have to
01:59 - 02:04
do is minus two X from each other because we
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only need one x on one stop.
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So when we're going to do that, it's gonna look
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like this.
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X minus four equals a and you might be like,
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Why not one X?
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Because we already know there's one X so you don't
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need to add the one.
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The one um so now we're going to do here
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is plus four here, so there's no more for any
02:29 - 02:32
more. But that means you have to add four to
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this side, too, because what you do to this side,
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you have to do that side.
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So your answer is X equals 12.
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That's problems.
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Um, two.
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Mm. Wait.
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Sorry. Not good at pronunciation.
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So just bear with me, um two and then prevented.
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Disease X minus three parentheses equals two plus three parentheses.
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X minus one.
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Um, so our first step would be to get rid
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of the parentheses and times two times three and three
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times one.
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So it's just what didn't look like without the parentheses
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and everything was just time are together.
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And our next step would be to would be to,
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uh, 12 each to get rid of this random, negative
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one here.
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Mm hmm.
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Yeah, or yeah.
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Once we loved with that, we have You need to
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minus that.
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So we have no more two X, so just have
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85. So we're going to get rid of that.
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And then over here, we're gonna get left with X.
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And yeah, So what we have?
04:22 - 04:26
I ran on the frames while recording, so come back
04:26 - 04:27
for part two.
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