Solving Linear Equations Part 2

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Lesson Summary:

In this lesson, the instructor covers examples of solving linear equations using the addition property of equality. The lesson includes problems with whole numbers, decimals, and fractions, as well as problems with variables on both sides of the equation. The instructor emphasizes the importance of checking the answer to ensure it is correct and demonstrates how to do so. The lesson also introduces the concept of the formal way of writing solutions using braces. Overall, this lesson is helpful for anyone looking to improve their skills in solving linear equations.

Lesson Description:

Part 2 of Solving Linear Equations; Covers examples solving equations using the addition property of equality.

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Questions answered by this video:
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  • Staff Review

    • Currently 4.0/5 Stars.
    This lesson continues with more example problems of solving linear equations, with some problems including decimals and fractions and variables on both sides. Every step is explained clearly and all work is shown.
  • amirrezaei1

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    God bless you, these videos are really helping me.
  • elove

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    Thanks for all the extremely helpful videos. It is so helpful to have math taught from different aspects. I always learn something new from you.