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NY Regents Algebra I Solve Equations Using Properties of Equality — practice questions

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Fold equal terms into one term

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Sequence
  1. Item
    x
  2. Item
    2x
  3. Item
    4x
  4. Item
    8x
Instructions
Drag one tile onto a tile showing the same term. The two fold into a single term of twice the value.
_Source: OpenStax Elementary Algebra, section 2.2 Solve Equations using the Division and Multiplication Properties of Equality_

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Box each equation by its undo step

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Items
  1. Item
    x + 9 = 8
    Category
    Add or subtract
  2. Item
    5x = 35
    Category
    Multiply or divide
  3. Item
    y - 4 = 11
    Category
    Add or subtract
  4. Item
    a + 7 = 2
    Category
    Add or subtract
  5. Item
    -6b = 18
    Category
    Multiply or divide
  6. Item
    c - 12 = 0
    Category
    Add or subtract
  7. Item
    2m = 14
    Category
    Multiply or divide
  8. Item
    n ÷ 3 = 6
    Category
    Multiply or divide
Categories
  1. Item
    Add or subtract
  2. Item
    Multiply or divide
Instructions
Tap an equation, then tap the box for the operation that frees the variable in one move.
_Source: OpenStax Elementary Algebra, section 2.1 Solve Equations Using the Subtraction and Addition Properties of Equality_

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