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Hi guys.
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Miss Joel.
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Seth Here and today we're going to talk about solving
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multi stuff Equations.
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Solving multi step equations means we use two or more
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transformations to solve an equation.
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Remember that solving an equation is a balancing act.
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What you do to one side, you have to do
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to the other.
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Okay, steps for solving.
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First we simplify one or both sides of the equation.
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If that's needed, then we use in inverse operations toe
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isolate the variables so we do the opposite of the
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order of operations.
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Okay, So to simplify, you use PEM dust and to
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solve you do the opposite, which is sad map.
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Okay, Solving a linear equation.
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We have one third X plus six equals negative eight.
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First, we need to get rid of what's being added.
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So the positive six and it becomes negative six because
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you do the opposite.
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So we have one third x equals negative 14 because
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negative eight and negative six is negative 14.
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Then, to get rid of the fraction we multiply by
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the reciprocal.
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So this reciprocal of 1/3 is just 3/1.
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You just flip the fraction.
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So we have three times one third x equals negative
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14 times three.
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Look, we did the same thing to both sides three
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times. One third just gets rid of that fraction completely
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because it becomes 3/3, which is just one.
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So we have X equals negative 42 because negative 14
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times three is negative.
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42. Okay, now, this is a problem where we would
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combine like terms first.
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So we have seven X minus three X minus eight
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equals 24 and seven X minus three X is for
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X minus eight equals 24.
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Now we get rid of the negative eight by adding
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eight to both sides.
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So we have four x equals 24 plus eight is
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30 to divide both sides by four and we get
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X equals eight.
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Okay, here we use the distributive property.
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So we have five x plus three times the quantity
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X plus four equals 28.
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So when you distribute the three you get five x
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plus three times X is three x plus three times
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four is 12 equals 28 5 x plus three x
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is eight x plus 12 equals 28.
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Subtract 12 from both sides we get eight X equals
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16 divide both sides by eight and we get X
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equals two.
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Okay, now we have distributed getting in an excuse me
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distributing and negative.
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Okay, so we have four X minus three times the
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quantity X minus two equals 21.
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So that minus three is the same as plus a
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negative three.
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So we're really distributing and negative three.
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We have four x negative.
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Three times X is negative three x and negative.
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Three times negative two is positive.
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Six equals 21.
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Then we combine the like terms on the left.
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So four X one is three.
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X s one X plus six equals 21.
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We subtract six from both sides and we get X
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equals 15.
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Okay. Now multiplying by a reciprocal first on that other
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one. We had to get rid of the six first
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and then multiply by the reciprocal.
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But because the fraction is outside of the parentheses, you
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multiply by the reciprocal first.
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Okay, so that means we're gonna multiplied by negative 5/6.
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Because the reciprocal of 6/5 is 5/6 and we still
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need to keep the negative and remember that fractions.
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Air division.
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So really, you can cross cancel you could go 66
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divided by six, which is 11 and then 11 times
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negative. Five is negative 55 and multiplying by the reciprocal
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on the right side gets rid of the fraction completely.
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So you're just left with what's inside of the parentheses,
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which is X plus three.
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Okay, then to get X by itself, we subtract three
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from both sides.
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Negative 55 minus three is negative.
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58. So X equals negative.
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58 cross multiplying the entire group and then distributing.
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So when we have five over the quantity X minus
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three equals four over the quantity X plus two, that
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entire quantity has to multiply from the bottom across the
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equals to the top, and same with on the right
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side, from the bottom, across the equals to the top.
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So we do five times the quantity X plus two,
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which was underneath the four, and then four times the
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quantity X minus three, which was underneath the five.
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Okay, so we distribute the five, we get five X
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plus 10 we distribute the four.
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We get four X minus three.
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Now we combine like terms.
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We have to move the four X to the left
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side by subtracting it and move the 10 to the
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right side by subtracting it So five X minus four
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X is one X and negative 12 and negative.
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10 is negative.
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22. So there we have it.
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Solid multi step equations.
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You know, you can always pause the video and right
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thes examples down in your notes.
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I highly recommend that Have a great day.
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