Writing Algebraic Equations

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Writing Algebraic Equations by Mrs. Tumminello

Problem Solving is easy if you follow these steps Understand the problem

Step 1 – Understand the problem Read the problem carefully. Find the important information. Write down the numbers. Identify what the problem wants you to solve. Ask if your answer is going to be a larger or smaller number compared to what you already know.

Step 1 - Understand the Problem Read the problem carefully. Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week?

Step 1 - Understand the Problem Find the important information. Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week?

Step 1 - Understand the Problem Write down the numbers. Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week? Total = 31 1st week =14

Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ? Step 1 - Understand the Problem Identify what the problem wants you to solve. Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week? Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ?

Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ? Step 1 - Understand the Problem Ask if your answer is going to be a larger or smaller number compared to what you already know. Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ? It will be smaller than the total but may or may not be smaller than the first week.

Problem Solving is easy if you follow these steps Decide how you’re going to solve the problem

Step 2 - Decide how you’re going to solve the problem Choose a method Use a graph Use formulas Write an equation Make a list Find a pattern Work backwards Use reasoning Draw a picture Make a table Act it out

Since I know both weeks total 31 I write Step 2 - Decide how you’re going to solve the problem Write your equation Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ? Since I know both weeks total 31 I write 14 + s = 31

I can use the inverse operation to solve for s Step 2 - Decide how you’re going to solve the problem Write your equation Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ? I can use the inverse operation to solve for s 14 + s = 31 31 – 14 = s

Problem Solving is easy if you follow these steps Solve The Problem

Step 3 - Solve the problem Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = ? 2 3 1 – 1 4 1 1 7

Problem Solving is easy if you follow these steps Look Back & Check

Step 4 - Look Back & Check Reread the problem Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week? Total = 31 1st week =14

Step 4 - Look Back & Check Substitute your new number Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week? Total = 31 1st week =14 2nd week = 17

Step 4 - Look Back & Check Substitute your new number Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week? 14 + 17 = 31

Step 4 - Look Back & Check Did your new number work? Luis earned 14 Accelerated Reading points the first week of November. At the end of the following week he had a total of 31 points. How many points did he earn the second week? Yes! 14 + 17 = 31

Write an equation to solve this problem. Jaylynn had $84.75 in her savings account. She made a deposit. Her new balance was $107.03. How much was her deposit? $84.75 + d = $107.03 Inverse operation $107.03 – $84.75 = d

Write an equation to solve this problem. One year the city ambulance responded to emergencies on 293 days. How many days were there no emergencies? 293 + d = 365 inverse operation d = 365 - 293

Write an equation to solve this problem. Vanessa needs to get a piece of wood and has a long piece that is 40 in. She made a cut and the piece left is 1 ft. How long is the other piece? 40 – x = 12 40 – 12 =28 d = 28 in. or 2 ft.4 in

Write an equation to solve this problem. Vicki baked some cookies. She sold 60 and had 1 ½ dozen left after the school bake sale. How many cookies did she bake? C – 60 = 18 60 +18= 78 inverse operation C = 78 cookies, or 6 ½ dozen

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