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Step 1: Solve for x or y in one equation. Choose the x or y that has either a 1, 2, 4
or 5. Look for the multiples in that order. NEVER CHOOSE AN X OR Y
WITH A "3" as your keeper.
? Step 2: Substitute your new value into the other equation. This will create a
longer equation, but the equation will have only one variable and will be much
easier to solve.
? Step 3: Solve for x AND solve for y.
? Step 4: Check your answers algebraically by substituting your found values into
both equations. IMPORTANT: Many students ignore the check or only check
one equation. The check is worth 2 points and can be the different between
passing and failing for many students
or 5. Look for the multiples in that order. NEVER CHOOSE AN X OR Y
WITH A "3" as your keeper.
? Step 2: Substitute your new value into the other equation. This will create a
longer equation, but the equation will have only one variable and will be much
easier to solve.
? Step 3: Solve for x AND solve for y.
? Step 4: Check your answers algebraically by substituting your found values into
both equations. IMPORTANT: Many students ignore the check or only check
one equation. The check is worth 2 points and can be the different between
passing and failing for many students
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Grades
9th - 12th
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4
Teaching Duration
40 minutes
Description
Step 1: Solve for x or y in one equation. Choose the x or y that has either a 1, 2, 4
or 5. Look for the multiples in that order. NEVER CHOOSE AN X OR Y
WITH A "3" as your keeper.
? Step 2: Substitute your new value into the other equation. This will create a
longer equation, but the equation will have only one variable and will be much
easier to solve.
? Step 3: Solve for x AND solve for y.
? Step 4: Check your answers algebraically by substituting your found values into
both equations. IMPORTANT: Many students ignore the check or only check
one equation. The check is worth 2 points and can be the different between
passing and failing for many students
or 5. Look for the multiples in that order. NEVER CHOOSE AN X OR Y
WITH A "3" as your keeper.
? Step 2: Substitute your new value into the other equation. This will create a
longer equation, but the equation will have only one variable and will be much
easier to solve.
? Step 3: Solve for x AND solve for y.
? Step 4: Check your answers algebraically by substituting your found values into
both equations. IMPORTANT: Many students ignore the check or only check
one equation. The check is worth 2 points and can be the different between
passing and failing for many students
Report this resource to TPT
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