Russell's Really Neat Problems
 

Solving A Linear Equation

 Y=3x+3 
Here is the equation 
Y=3x+3 
-3      -3
 Subtract 3 from both sides of the equation
-3=3x 
This is the result 
 -3=3x 
    3 
Divide both sides by 3 
-1=x 
The value of x 

Solving A Literal Equation
(area of a trapezoid)

                  A = (b1 + b2) h                    
       2         
 Solve for b2 
2A = (b1 + b2) h
 Multiply both sides by2
2A = b1 + b2
             h
 Divide both sides by h 
2A - b1 = b1 + b2 - b1            
                        h           
 Subtract b1 from both sides
2A - b1 = b2 
                                      h  
 Combine like terms

How To Find Slope!
(Y2-Y1)
(X2-X1)

(12-8) 
(6-2)
First you plug in the coordinates 

4
Then you subtract the plugged in numbers
1
1
Then you simplify
1
Your slope

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