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2.3 Solving Equations
By Proof Justifications
Standards :
A .REI
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ARE 1.3
Old Solving Linear Equations
103×+4=31
202×+57×305×+5=-5×-53×+4=4: 31-4 2*2×+5-
7×-2×5×+55=5×-5-53x=27 5--5×5=-5×-10$ J 5¥ 5×+51=-5*5×10×=9 1=X
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10×-10# to
×= -1.
nehdsolvingequatimby Proof Justification
Let's consider the following words : commute,associative
, reflectivesymmetric ,& transitive
.
• commute :
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Let's consider a,b and c as Variables
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Properties of OPERATIONS
I.
Commutative property of Addition at b = bta2
.
Commutative property of Multiplication a . b = b .a.
3.
Associative Property of Addition at ( btc ) = bt ( at )4. Associative Property of Multiplication a . ( b . c) = b • ( a . c )
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5. Additive Inverse Property a +ta ) = 0
6. Multiplicative Inverse Property a • ±a = 1
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7. Distributive Property albtc ) = abtac
Properties of EQUALITIES1
.Reflective Propert a = a
2. Symmetric Property If a=b
,then b=a
.
3.tt#hrePnpertylfa=b,b=c,then a =c
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4.Addition Property of Equality If a=b
,then Atc = btc
5.Subtraction Property of Equality If a=b
,then at = b- c
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6. Multiplication Property of Equality Hats ,
then a •c=b . c
7. Division Property of Equality If a :b,then
cd = §,
Examples] Use properties to solve the steps of solving equation .
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3×+44=31-4• subtraction property
• }§=§• division property
• X = 9 • answer.20.2×+5=11
• given• 2*2×+5=7×-4 . subtraction property
•
§=5¥• division property
• 1=x . answer.
@•6(× -3=30 • given• 6×-12=30 • distributive property
•
6×-1*12=30+12
• addition property• ¥461 • division property
• ×=7.
• answer.
Exampled Namethecorreotpnperlyof operation .
D ( 51161=16115 ) commutative property of multiplication
D -1+1=0 additive inverse
D x=3and3=× symmetric property
@ 6+10=10+6 commutative properly of addition& 2+(4+5)=4+(2+5) associative property of additionµ 21×+51=2×+10 distribution property
D 5°¥=1 multiplicative inverse
Special cases for solving equations
CASEIE: one solution 11+5=10Xts -5=10-5
× =5.
CASEIN solution ×t6=× -5×t#6=× -5-6×=× -11
× - × =*x -11Ox = -11
OF-11
CHET infinite amount of solutions ×t6=xt6( reflective property )