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Solving simple equations typically involves isolating the variable on one side of the equation. Remember to perform the same operation to both sides of the equation to maintain equality.
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Divide the total by the number of equal parts. For a × x = b, the solution is x = b ÷ a. In the pack problem, divide the total price by the number of packs and check by multiplication.
Find the unknown starting amount or addend by subtracting the known added amount from the final total. For x + a = b, the solution is x = b − a. Check by addition.
For x ÷ a = b, find the dividend by multiplying the quotient by the divisor: x = b × a. Check that dividing the result by a gives b.
Undo the operations in reverse order. For a × x + b = c, first subtract b from c, then divide the difference by a: x = (c − b) ÷ a. Substitute the solution into the original equation to check.
Find the unknown starting amount or addend by subtracting the known added amount from the final total. For x + a = b, the solution is x = b − a. Check by addition.
For x − a = b, find the starting number by adding the difference and the amount subtracted: x = b + a. Substitute the result into the original equation and check by subtraction.
For x − a = b, find the starting number by adding the difference and the amount subtracted: x = b + a. Substitute the result into the original equation and check by subtraction.
Use the inverse operation. A missing addend equals the sum minus the known addend; a missing subtrahend equals the starting number minus the difference; a missing factor equals the product divided by the known factor; a missing divisor equals the dividend divided by the quotient. Substitute X back into the original equation to check.
Divide the total by the number of equal parts. For a × x = b, the solution is x = b ÷ a. In the pack problem, divide the total price by the number of packs and check by multiplication.
Use the inverse operation. A missing addend equals the sum minus the known addend; a missing subtrahend equals the starting number minus the difference; a missing factor equals the product divided by the known factor; a missing divisor equals the dividend divided by the quotient. Substitute X back into the original equation to check.
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An equation is a statement of equality containing an unknown. Solving it means finding a value that makes both sides equal. An equation can be viewed as a balance: an operation performed on one side must also be performed on the other.
Substitute the resulting value into the original equation. If the left and right sides are equal, the solution is correct. Before choosing an operation, identify how the unknown is connected to the known number.
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