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Mai and Tyler work on the equation \(\frac25b+1=\text-11\) together. Mai's solution is \(b=\text-25\) and Tyler's is \(b=\text-28\). Here is their work. Do you agree with their solutions? Explain or show your reasoning.
Mai:
\(\frac25b+1=\text-11\)
\(\frac25b=\text-10\)
\(b=\text-10\boldcdot \frac52\)
\(b = \text-25\)
Tyler:
\(\frac25b+1=\text-11\)
\(2b+1=\text-55\)
\(2b=\text-56\)
\(b=\text-28\)
Solve \(3(x-4)=12x\)
Next to each arrow, describe what is done in each step.
Andre solves an equation, but when he checks his answer he notices that his solution is incorrect. He knows he made an error, but he can’t find it. Where is Andre’s error and what is the solution to the equation?
\(\displaystyle \begin{align} \text{-}2(3x-5) &= 4(x+3)+8\\\text{-}6x+10 &= 4x+12+8\\\text{-}6x+10 &= 4x+20\\ 10 &= \text{-}2x+20\\\text{-}10 &= \text{-}2x\\ 5 &= x\end{align}\)
\(3x-y =8\)
\(y=x+2\)
\(y-x=5\)
A length of ribbon is cut into two pieces to use in a craft project. The graph shows the length (in feet) of the second piece, \(x\), for each length of the first piece, \(y\).