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Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 2.1 1. Verify solutions to equations. 2. Use formulas to solve problems.

Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

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Page 1: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process2.12.1

1. Verify solutions to equations.2. Use formulas to solve problems.

Page 2: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

Equation: Two expressions set equal.

Solution: A number that makes an equation true when it replaces the variable in the equation.

3x

537

What’s the difference?

Expression Equation

Simplified Solved

532

True False

53 x

solution. the is 2x

Page 3: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

To Check a Possible SolutionReplace the variable in the equation with the value.If the resulting equation is true, the value is a solution.

Page 4: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

SolutionsSolutions

Is a = 12 a solution?

5174 a

5174

517124

51748

5155

NO

Use parentheses!

Page 5: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

SolutionsSolutions

Is a solution?56x 15238 xx

1556

2356

8

155

123

548

575

512

515

548

563

563

Yes

Page 6: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

Determine which of the following is a solution for the equation.

a) –5

b) – 1

c) 2

d) 4

6 4 2 4 3 6 x x

2.1

Page 7: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

Determine which of the following is a solution for the equation.

a) –5

b) – 1

c) 2

d) 4

6 4 2 4 3 6 x x

2.1

Page 8: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

Formula:

The distance across a circle through its center.

An equation that describes a mathematical relationship.

Perimeter: The distance around a figure.

Area: The total number of square units that fill a figure.

Volume: The total number of cubic units that fill a space.

Circumference: The distance around a circle.

Radius: The distance from the center of a circle to any point on the circle.

Diameter:

Page 9: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

FormulasFormulas See page 95!!!!

Area:

Perimeter:

lwA

wlP 22

Area: bhA21

Area:

Circumference:

2rA

rC 2dC

l

w

h

b

r

Page 10: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

FormulasFormulas

Perimeter, Area or Volume?

Filling a pool with water? Volume

Cover for a pool? Area

Tile around a pool? Perimeter

Fencing? Perimeter

Laying carpet? Area

Putting up a wallpaper border?

Perimeter

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FormulasFormulas

Suppose you have a rectangular pool that is 12 feet wide and 20 feet long. The pool has a constant depth of 4 feet. Find the perimeter, the area and the volume.

Perimeter: wlP 22

122202 P

2440 P

64P feet

Page 12: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

FormulasFormulas

Suppose you have a rectangular pool that is 12 feet wide and 20 feet long. The pool has a constant depth of 4 feet. Find the perimeter, the area and the volume.

Area: lwA

1220A

240A square feet or ft2

Page 13: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

FormulasFormulas

Suppose you have a rectangular pool that is 12 feet wide and 20 feet long. The pool has a constant depth of 4 feet. Find the perimeter, the area and the volume.

Volume:

cubic feet or ft3

lwhV

41220V

960V

Page 14: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

A thermometer reads 30° C: what is this temperature in degrees Fahrenheit?

a) 34F

b) 49F

c) 86F

d) 112F

932

5 F C

2.1

Page 15: Equations, Formulas, and the Problem-Solving Process 2.1 1.Verify solutions to equations. 2.Use formulas to solve problems

A thermometer reads 30° C: what is this temperature in degrees Fahrenheit?

a) 34F

b) 49F

c) 86F

d) 112F

932

5 F C

2.1