Math Problem Statement
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Solution
This is a math puzzle in which the goal is to place the given equations into a table where all the rows contain equivalent equations. Each row represents a group of equations that are algebraically the same but are expressed in different forms.
Given Equations on the Cards:
Steps to Solve:
The equations need to be rearranged so they match the form of the equations already in the table. To do this:
- Rearrange each card to isolate terms and match other rows' structure.
- Verify they are equivalent using algebra.
Matching the Cards to Rows:
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Card : Rearrange:
→ Matches the second row, second column. -
Card : This is already simplified and matches the form of an equivalent equation.
Rearrange: → Matches row one, left column. -
Card : Rearrange:
→ Matches top row, first column. -
Card : Rearrange:
→ Matches the third row, first column.
Filled Table Solution:
First Row | Second Row | Third Row |
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5 Related Questions:
- How can you check if two equations are equivalent?
- What are the rules for rearranging algebraic equations?
- How do you write an equation in standard form?
- What strategies can help group equivalent equations?
- How can you graph these equations to verify their equivalence?
Tip: When solving for equivalence, isolate one variable (like or ) in all equations and compare the forms.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Algebraic Equivalence
Equation Rearrangement
Linear Equations
Formulas
Standard form of a linear equation: Ax + By = C
Rearranging equations to isolate terms
Theorems
Equality property of algebra
Commutative and associative properties of addition and subtraction
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 8-10