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Halloween List
Press each number to explore what the first step is for each equation type.
List of Equation Types
Distributive Property
Equations that use parenthesis.
Two Step Equation
Equations that use TWO operations
One Step Equation
Equations that use ONE operation.
Isolating the Absolute Value
Equations that require you to Isolate the Absolute Value
Absolute Value
Equations with Isolated Absolute Values
Combining Like Terms
Equations with multiple like terms.
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What is the first step?
One Step Equation
Equations that use ONE operation.
One Step Equations can be solved by simply "un-doing" the operation or performing the inverse operation to BOTH sides.
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What is the first step?
Two Step Equation
Equations that use TWO operations
Two Step Equations require you to "un-do" addition or subtraction THEN "undo" multiplication or division.
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What is the first step?
Distributive Property
Equations that use parenthesis.
If an equation has parenthesis use the distributive property. a(b+c) = ab + ac
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What is the first step?
Combining Like Terms
Equations with multiple like terms.
If an equation has like terms, first combine them. Be careful with negatives and subtraction signs.
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What is the first step?
If the Absolute value is already isolated or is the ONLY part on one side, then create two equations - a positive and a negative.
Absolute Value
Equations with Isolated Absolute Values
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What is the first step?
Isolating the Absolute Value
Equations that require you to Isolate the Absolute Value
If the absolute value is not isolated, isolate it. Undo addition or subtraction OR undo multiplication or division.