Writing Equations in Two Variables

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ON YOUR OWN ANSWERS
1) yes
2) yes
3a) independent = weeks (x)
dependent = dollars in savings account (y)
3b) $105

This video is about how to write equations that have two different variables. We discuss how you can tell which is the independent variable and which is the dependent. We also show how to tell if an ordered pair is a solution to an equation and how to evaluate a two variable equation when one of the variable's value is given.

[irc-]

Why did people dislike this? helped a lot, thanks man. I screwed around in class and missed basically everything my teacher said, thanks.

[jamesietv]

thank you so much man! I have a test tomorrow, i am in 6th grade and we went over lesson 7.4 (which is this) today briefly. I struggled in class, and so I look this up! THANKS! ;)

[cab]

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[jocelynr.]

Even if this was made 5 years ago it helps you a lot so this video is gold

[dantchoblacksea]

Bravo! Excellent philosophical explanation

[cynartz]

You did a really good job at explaining. I remember when I was in high school some word problems were overwhelming because I didn't really understand.

[Chosen]

Thank you! I have a test tomorrow and i am in sixth grade and this helped so much

[sophiabraun]

My math teacher sucks butt... this really helped

[stephaniecho]

Science Scientific Independent and dependent
:D

[emmylouwho]

In the problem y=128-8 8(10) why don't you subtract 8??!

[theresaclapper]

Isn’t the word “independent variable” used in science?

[braydencarlson]

who is here from nrms mrs buntens class

[pattyquintos]

I think his number 1 answer is incorrect