Linear Equations Word Problems Part 1

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[@robertboggus9182]

Great video I have a question where is 64 from? TIA ( 18:07)

[@Greenemath]

8 * 8 is 64

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[@simalle]

When showing the examples for phrases of multiplication why did we get 1/3x instead of x/3 as I think that would be the right answer. Could you please explain it because I am confused. Thank you for the overall video! Subscribed already.

[@Greenemath]

What is the time marker of your question?

[@simalle]

@@Greenemath 9:42

[@Greenemath]

@@simalle 1/3 * x is the same as x/3. Think about it using multiplication with fractions 1/3 * x/1 = 1 * x / 3 * 1 = x/3

[@simalle]

@@Greenemath that’s what I thought so afterwards! Thank you for the reply. Appreciate your content very much

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[@sewasparkles8800]

Why did u multiply by 3? Is it by the common denominator?

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Hi Sewa, what's the time marker? I don't have time to re-watch. Let me know and I'll explain what's going on.

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[@Ali_R7]

why is each video of linear equations word problems completely different topics im confused as hell i need to revise like 20 topics in 2 days before finals

[@Greenemath]

There are many different types and all need to be covered. When you study the idea is to understand how to set up each problem. They all have a different formula or strategy involved. Good luck with finals.

[@Ali_R7]

@@Greenemath thanks a lot 🙏

[@ktz4234]

I didn't understand what u did in 18:07

[@Greenemath]

You have an equation: 56x - 64 = 6x + 36 We are adding 64 to each side of the equation. This leads to use isolating x on the left side of the equation.