Schlumper's
"Sure way to get an A!"
BY:JACKIE
S
The following
are easy to follow steps on how to successfully solve Algebra II equations.
By following
these simple steps, you're guarenteed to get an A on anything invlolving
these types of equations in your Algegra II
class!!!
LINEAR EQUATION!!!
2( P - 1) - 3( P - 4 )= 4P
2P - 2 - 3P + 12= 4P
-1P + 10= 4P
P+
+P
10=5P
5 5
2 = P
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How did you do that?
This is your original
problem.
The 1st step is to
complete the distributive propery.
2nd, you want to add
all of your like terms.
You want to get your
variable on side next.
Now you want to get
your variable alone, without a number in front of it.
This is your final
answer.
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Point-Slope
form to write a linear equation
given: (8, 12)
, 2.5 slope
equation: Y2
-Y1 = slope( X2 -X1 )
plug it in:
Y- 12 = -2( X- 8 )
WHAT A SINCH!!!
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ARE
YOU
READY
FOR MORE?
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Literal Equations
This is perhaps one of the most difficult
kind of equations you will see in Algebra II. Pay close attention,
and you will do fine. Just remember this important fact: Treat
it like a regular equation!!! Follow
the same rules, and take the same steps.
1(d1
+ d2 ) = A + BT
2
Find d1
d1 + d2 = 2A + 2BT
- d2
-d2
d1 = 2A + 2BT - d2
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This is your original
Problem.
This is what you're trying
to solve for.
Your first step is
to "kill" all of your fractions.
Your next step is
to try to get the d1 by itself.
Tah Dah! You
have a simple answer to a simple equation!!!
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CONGRATULATIONS!
you did great.
Just refer to this any time you need help
in your Algebra
II class! Hope you enjoyed it.
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