Checking and securing solving linear equations
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I can solve equations involving brackets.
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Equations containing a bracket multiplied by a term can be solve in two ways.
If the term is a constant, it may be best to divide first.
If the term is not a constant, it may be best to multiply first.
If the term is a factor of every other term then division is likely to be simplest.
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