Solve a two step equation

👉 Learn how to solve two step linear equations. A linear equation is an equation whose highest exponent on its variable(s) is 1. To solve for a variable in a two step linear equation, we first isolate the variable by using inverse operations (addition or subtraction) to move like terms to different sides of the equality sign. After evaluating like terms we then also use inverse operations (multiplication or division) to remove any multiple (or fraction) to the variable.

Organized Videos:
✅Solve One and Two Step Equations
✅Solve Linear Equations | Learn About
✅How to Solve One Step Equations with Addition
✅How to Sove One Step Equations with Multiplication
✅How to Solve One Step Equations with Decimals
✅Solve Two Step Equations
✅Solve Two Step Equations with Fractions
✅Solve Two Step Equations with Two Variables
✅Solve Two Step Equations with a Fraction
✅Solve Two Step Equations with Fractions
✅Solve Two Step Equations with a Rational Fraction

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[roccopericolosi]

Thanks so much. This helped me finish my homework so much easier.

[AustinVandevender]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate you making this video!

[ameliec]

I’m still confused on why you multiply both sides when you could just multiply each other (as in 5• 20)? I get the same answer but my teacher wants me to do it a different way

My brains says no

But I don’t want to fail because of not showing my work correctly

[chrisstull]

Thanks really helped with my school work

[stringuserinputconsole.rea]

If you see this kind of equation, just think of PEMDAS from S to P to undo division you need multiplication vice versa and so with subtraction and addition.

[veccstor]

What if the variable (like y) is the denominator and -12 is the numerator? Would we still multiply both sides with -12? (Also, if the number is negative, do you multiply it by turning that negative number into a positive? Or keep it negative?)

[Nova-gbhy]

Could I have started off with the A over 5 and times both sides?

[chantelreis]

I like a lot of your videos, but I think in this video with this concept, you talk too fast.