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With some practice you willeasily recognise what operations are required to solve an equation.

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Chapter 5: Solving Systems of Linear Equations. Chapter 6: Exponential Functions & Sequences. (3.1 - 3.2) Review Packet ANSWERS.pdf (287k) Susan Wolff. 3.1.2 Installing R on a Mac. When you click on the Mac OS X link, you should find yourself on a page with the title “R for Mac OS X”. The vast majority of Mac users will have a fairly recent version of the operating system: as long as you’re running Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or higher, then you’ll be fine. 15 There’s a fairly prominent link on the page called “R-3.0.2.pkg.

Here are possible ways ofsolving a variety of linear equation types.

Example1, Solve for ‘x’ :

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x +1=-3

1. Subtract 1 fromboth sides:

x +1 - 1 =-3 - 1

2. Simplify bothsides:

x=-4

Example2, Solve for ‘x’ :

-2x=12

1. Divide both sides by -2:

2. Simplify both sides:

x=-6

Example3, Solve for ‘x’:

1.Multiply both sides by 3:

2.Simplify both sides:

x = -6

Example4, Solve for ‘x’:

2x + 1=-17

1.Subtract 1 from both sides:

2x+ 1 -1 = -17-1

2.Simplify both sides:

2x = -18

3.Divide both sides by 2:

4.Simplify both sides:

x = -9

Example5, Solve for ‘x’:

1.Multiply both sides by 9:

2.Simplify both sides:

3x = 36

3.Divide both sides by 3:

4.Simplify both sides:

x = 12

Example6, Solve for ‘x’:

1. Multiply both sides by 3:

2. Simplify both sides:

x+ 1 = 21

3. Subtract 1 from both sides:

x+ 1 -1 = 21 -1

4. Simplify both sides:

x = 20

Example7, Solve for ‘x’:

7(x- 1)=21

1.Divide both sides by 7:

2.Simplify both sides:

x-1 = 3

3.Add 1 to both sides:

x-1 + 1 = 3 + 1

4.Simplify both sides:

x = 4

Example8, Solve for ‘x’:

1.Multiply both sides by 5:

2.Simplify both sides:

3(x-1) = 30

3.Divide both sides by 3:

4.Simplify both sides:

x-1 = 10

5.Add 1 to both sides:

x-1 + 1 = 10 + 1

6.Simplify both sides:

x=11

Example9, Solve for ‘x’:

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5x+ 2 = 2x+ 17

1.Subtract 2x from both sides:

5x+ 2 -2x= 2x+ 17 -2x

2.Simplify both sides:

3x+ 2 = 17

3.Subtract 2 from both sides:

3x+ 2 -2 = 17 -2

4.Simplify both sides:

3x = 15

5.Divide both sides by 3:

6.Simplify both sides:

x = 5

Example10, Solve for ‘x’:

5(x-4) = 3x+ 2

1.Expand brackets:

5x-20 = 3x+ 2

2.Subtract 3x from both sides:

5x-20 -3x= 3x+ 2 -3x

3.Simplify both sides:

2x-20 = 2

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4.Add 20 to both sides:

2x-20 + 20 = 2 + 20

5.Simplify both sides:

2x = 22

6.Divide both sides by 2:

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7.Simplify both sides:

x=11

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