The Multiplication Principle of Equality 2.3a 1.Solve linear equations using the multiplication principle. 2.Solve linear equations using both the addition.

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The Multiplication Principle of Equality 2.3a 1.Solve linear equations using the multiplication principle. 2.Solve linear equations using both the addition and the multiplication principles.

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Addition and Multiplication Principle of Equality To Solve Linear Equations 1. Simplify both sides of the equation as needed. a. Distribute to clear parentheses. b. Combine like terms. 2. Use the addition principle so that all variable terms are on one side of the equation. 3. Use the addition principle so that all constants are on the other side. 4. Use the multiplication principle to isolate the variable. Use the addition principle BEFORE the multiplication principle!!!

Addition and Multiplication Principle of Equality 1. Simplify 2. Move the variable terms. 3. Move the constants. 4. Isolate the variable. Check:

Addition and Multiplication Principle of Equality 1. Simplify 2. Move the variable terms. 3. Move the constants. 4. Isolate the variable. Check:

Addition and Multiplication Principle of Equality 1. Simplify 2. Move the variable terms. 3. Move the constants. 4. Isolate the variable. Check:

Addition and Multiplication Principle of Equality 1. Simplify 2. Move the variable terms. 3. Move the constants. 4. Isolate the variable. Check:

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Addition and Multiplication Principle of Equality 1. Simplify 2. Move the variable terms. 3. Move the constants. 4. Isolate the variable. Contradiction Solution: No solution or

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Solve. 8m + 6 = 3(12 + 2m) a) 3 b) 5 c) 8 d)

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