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MFM1P Learning Goals: I can solve equations when there are variables on both sides. Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3.

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1 MFM1P Learning Goals: I can solve equations when there are variables on both sides. Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

2 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

3 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

4 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

5 MFM1P Steps: Move the variable terms to the same side of the equal sign Note: When you move something from one side of the equal sign to the other its sign changes (positive becomes negative; negative becomes positive) Collect like terms Solve for the variable Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

6 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

7 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

8 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

9 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

10 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

11 MFM1P Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

12 MFM1P Homework  Pg. 286 #2 - 8 Lesson 3: Solving Equations Part 3

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