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Lesson 10

different options for solving one equation

Unit 3

writing and solving equations

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10.1 Warm Up: Algebra Talk: Solve each equation

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Learning Targets

  • For an equation like 3 (x + 2) = 15 , I can solve it in two different ways: by first dividing each side by 3, or by first rewriting 3 (x + 2) using the distributive property.
  • For equations with more than one way to solve, I can choose the easier way depending on the numbers in the equation.

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10.2 Analyzing solution methods

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10.2 Analyzing solution methods

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10.3 solution pathways

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Lesson Summary

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10.4 Cool Down: solve two equations

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Reflections

  • For an equation like 3(x + 2) = 15 , can I solve it in two different ways: by first dividing each side by 3, or by first rewriting 3(x + 2) using the distributive property?
  • For equations with more than one way to solve, can I choose the easier way depending on the numbers in the equation?

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Practice Problems

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Lesson Video

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