Starter quiz
- This bar model represents the initial equation . What needs to be done to the top bar to maintain equality?
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- Which of these calculations show '6 plus 3 all multiplied by 2'?
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- 6 + 3 + 6
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- Lucas manipulates the equation . Which of these equations could he obtain and maintain equality?
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- Which expression could fill the blank on the right hand side of this equation to maintain equality?
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- Which of these equations has a solution of ?
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- Which of these is a solution to the equation ?
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Exit quiz
- Which of these equations are equivalent to ?
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- If , which of these equations has maintained equality?
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- Which of these equations are equivalent to ?
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- Which of these is a solution to the equation ?
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- What operation is missing from this diagram?
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Starting from a single value for a variable you can write equations that are equivalent.
- A solution to a linear equation is a value that makes the two sides equal .
- All the equivalent equations will have the same solution.
Common misconception
Pupils may think a value has to be added to each term in an expression.
When adding a term to an expression we can write it as a single addition and then collect like terms if necessary. Show with numbers first
Keywords
Solution - A solution to an equality with one variable is a value which, when substituted, maintains the equality between the expressions.
Equation - An equation is used to show two expressions that are equal to each other.
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