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Multi-Step Equations

How to solve multi-step equations.

The word “multi” means more than two, or many. That’s why solving multi-step equations are more involved than one-step and two-step equations because they require more steps.

The main goal in solving multi-step equations, just like in one-step and two-step equations, is to isolate the unknown variable on one side of the equation while keeping the constant or number on the opposite side.

However, there is no rule on where to keep the variable. It all depends on your preference. The “standard” or usual way is to have it on the left side. But there are cases when it makes more sense to keep it on the right side of the equation.

Since we are dealing with equations, we need to keep in mind that whatever operation we perform on one side must also be applied on the other to keep the equation “balanced”.

This concept of performing the same operation on both sides applies to the four arithmetic operations, namely: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. For example, if we add 5 on the left side of the equation we must also add 5 on the right side.

Key steps to remember:

• Get rid of any grouping symbols such as square brackets, parentheses, etc, by applying the Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition.
• Simplify both sides of the equation, if possible, by combining like terms.
• Decide where you want to keep the variable because that will help you decide where to place the constant.
• Eliminate numbers or variables by applying opposite operations: addition and subtraction are opposite operations as in the case of multiplication and division.

Examples of How to Solve Multi-Step Equations

Example 1: Solve the multi-step equation below.

This is a typical problem in multi-step equations where there are variables on both sides. Notice that there is no parenthesis in this equation and no like terms to combine on both sides of the equation.

Clearly, our first step is to decide where to keep or isolate the unknown variable [latex]x[/latex]. Since [latex]7x[/latex] is “larger” than [latex]2x[/latex], then we might as well keep it to the left side. This means we will have to get rid of the [latex]2x[/latex] on the right side. To do that, we need to subtract both sides of the equation by [latex]2x [/latex] because the opposite of [latex]+2x[/latex] is [latex]-2x[/latex].

After doing so, it is nice to see just the variable x on the left side. This implies that we have to move all the constants to the right side by eliminating [latex]+3[/latex] on the left side. The opposite of [latex]+3[/latex] is [latex]-3[/latex], therefore, we will subtract both sides by [latex]3[/latex].

The last step is to isolate the variable [latex]x[/latex] by itself on the left side of the equation. Since [latex]+5[/latex] is multiplying [latex]x[/latex], then its opposite operation is to divide by [latex]+5[/latex]. So, we are going to divide both sides by [latex]5[/latex], and then we are done!

Example 2: Solve the multi-step equation below.

Our very first step should be to get rid of the parenthesis by applying the Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition. That is, multiply [latex] -2[/latex] inside each term in the parenthesis [latex](5-4x)[/latex].

Now, it is time to decide where to keep the unknown variable [latex]x[/latex]. If you decide to keep the variable on the left side, that is perfectly fine.

However, for practice, let’s try keeping it on the right side. We should arrive at the same answers.

To get rid of the [latex]-3x[/latex] on the left side, we add both sides by [latex]3x[/latex] since the opposite of [latex]-3x[/latex] is [latex]+3x[/latex]. After we simplify by adding both sides by [latex]3x[/latex], we obtain this less messy equation.

It’s nice to see the variable x just on the right side. So, we have to move all the constants to the left side.

Clearly, the [latex]-10[/latex] on the right must be removed. The opposite of [latex]-10[/latex] is [latex]+10[/latex], therefore, we will add both sides by [latex]10[/latex]. The last step is to isolate the variable [latex]x[/latex] by itself on the right side of the equation.

Since [latex]+11[/latex] is multiplying [latex]x[/latex], then its opposite operation is to divide by [latex]+11[/latex]. So, we are going to divide both sides by [latex]11[/latex] and we are done!

Example 3: Solve the multi-step equation below.

Our first step should be to eliminate the parentheses on BOTH sides of the equation by applying the Distributive property. For the left side, multiply [latex]-4[/latex] inside each term of the parenthesis [latex](4x-8)[/latex] and for the right side, multiply [latex]+3[/latex] inside the parenthesis [latex](-8x-1)[/latex].

Now, before we even decide which side of the equation to isolate the variable, it looks like we have to perform some house cleaning. We need to combine like terms (the x’s ) on the left side of the equation.

Again it doesn’t matter which side to isolate the variable being solved. Say, we decided to keep it on the left.

That means we have to get rid of the [latex]-24x[/latex] on the right side. The opposite of [latex]-24x[/latex] is [latex]+24x[/latex] so we are going to add both sides by [latex]24x[/latex].

Next, we have to move all the constants to the right side of the equation. That [latex]+32[/latex] on the left side must go! The opposite of [latex]+32[/latex] is [latex]-32[/latex], so then we will subtract both sides by [latex]32[/latex].

The last step is to isolate the variable [latex]x[/latex] by itself on the left side of the equation. Since [latex]+5[/latex] is multiplying [latex]x[/latex], then its opposite operation is to divide by [latex]+5[/latex]. And so, let’s divide both sides by [latex]5[/latex] and we are done!

Example 4: Solve the equation [latex]13x – 9x + 20 = 30 + 2[/latex].

Step-by-Step Solution:

1) Combine the variables on the left side of the equation. That is, [latex]13x – 9x=4x[/latex]. Also, simplify the constants on the right side which gives us [latex]30+2=32[/latex].

2) Get rid of [latex]20[/latex] on the left side by subtracting [latex]20[/latex] on both sides of the equation.

3) To solve for [latex]x[/latex], divide both sides by [latex]4[/latex] to get [latex]x=3[/latex].

Example 5: Solve the equation below.

1) Combine like terms on both sides.

2) Subtract [latex]6y[/latex] on both sides to keep the variable [latex]y[/latex] to the left side only.

3) Add [latex]11[/latex] to both sides of the equation.

4) Finally, divide both sides by [latex]-10[/latex] to get the solution.

Example 6: Solve the equation below.

1) Combine the similar terms with variable [latex]m[/latex], and constants on both sides of the equation.

2) Add [latex]5m[/latex] to both sides of the equation. It will keep the variable on the left side and eliminate the variable on the right.

3) Add [latex]14[/latex] to both sides.

4) The last step is to divide the one-step equation by [latex]-3[/latex] to get the value of [latex]m[/latex].

Example 7: Solve the equation [latex]2\left( {x – 5} \right) = 5x + 23[/latex].

1) Eliminate the parenthesis on the left side of the equation by distributing the number outside the parenthesis into the binomial inside.

2) This time, for convenience, we will keep the variable to the right side. To do that, we subtract [latex]2x[/latex] on both sides of the equation.

3) Next, subtract [latex]23[/latex] to both sides of the equation.

4) This leaves to simply divide both sides by the coefficient of [latex]3x[/latex] which is [latex]3[/latex] to get the value of [latex]x[/latex].

Example 8: Solve the equation below.

1) Remove the two parentheses on both sides of the linear equation by applying the Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition.

2) Combine the constants on both sides. This will clean up the equation tremendously.

3) Add [latex]7h[/latex] to both sides to keep the term with a variable on the left while eliminating the one on the right.

4) Add [latex]57[/latex] on both sides of the equation to keep the constant on the right.

5) Divide both sides by [latex]22[/latex] to get the final solution. That’s it!

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Solving Multi-Step Equations

In these lessons, we will learn how to

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• Solve multi-step equations with fractions
• Solve multi-step equations with decimals

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Solving multi-step equations with whole numbers

The following diagram shows how to solve multi-step equations. Scroll down the page for more examples and solutions.

To solve a multi-step equation, we would start by trying to simplify the equation by combining like terms and using the distributive property whenever possible.

Consider the equation 2(x + 1) – x = 5. First, we will use the distributive property to remove the parenthesis and then we can combine like terms and then isolate the variable.

Example: Solve 2(x + 1) – x = 5

Solution: 2(x + 1) – x = 5 2x + 2 – x = 5 (use distributive property) x + 2 = 5 (combine like terms) x + 2 – 2 = 5 – 2 x = 3

How to solve multi-step equations by combining like terms and using the distributive property?

• 4x + 2x - 3x = 27
• 4a + 1 - a = 19
• 4(y - 1) = 36
• 16 = 2(x - 1) - x

Use distributive property to simplify multi-step equations

• 7(w + 20) - w = 5
• 9(x - 2) = 3x + 3
• Lydia inherited a sum of money. She split it into five equal chunks. She invested three parts of the money in a high interest bank account which added 10% to the value. She placed the rest of her inheritance plus $500 in the stock market but lost 20% on that money. If the two accounts end up exactly the same amount of money in them, how much did she inherit?

Solving Multi-Step Equations With Fractions

To solve an equation with fractions, we first try to change it into an equation without fractions. Then, we can solve it using the methods we already know.

How to solve multi-step equations with fractions?

• 1/4 x + 3 = 2
• 1/2 (k - 8) = 6
• 1/2 d + 2 = 3/4
• -3/4 x + 1/4 = 1/2

How to solve Multi-Step Equations with Fractions & Decimals?

• 3/2 n - 6 = 22
• 2/5 x + 2 = 3/4
• 0.035m + 9.95 = 12.75

Solving Multi-Step Equations With Decimals

The steps involved in solving multi-step equations with decimals are the same as those in equations with whole numbers. The complication may lie more in the multiplication and division of decimals rather than the steps. Another method would be to multiply each term of the equation by ten (or hundred) to convert the decimals to whole numbers and then solve the equation.

How to solve multi-step equations with decimals?

• 0.4x + 9.2 = 10
• 0.4(a + 2) = 2
• 1.2c + 2.6c = 4.56

How to solve multiple step linear equations involving decimals?

• Remove parentheses by using the distributive property. Then combine like terms on each side.
• Add or subtract, as needed, to get all variable terms on one side and all constant terms on the other. Then combine like terms.
• Multiply or divide to solve for the variable.
• Check all possible solutions.

Examples: Solve each equation.

• 1.2x - 5.12 - 0.9x = 1.6
• 5x - 0.2(x - 4.2) = 1.8

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Solving Multi-Step Equations: Explanations, Review, and Examples

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• Last Updated On: February 16, 2023

Whether you’re new to solving multi-step equations or simply studying before that big chapter test, Albert has you covered!

This blog post will guide you through defining multi-step equations, examples of multi-step equations, and how to solve multi-step equations (including problems with fractions and words). Let’s go!

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What is a multi-step equation?

Remember, an equation is a mathematical sentence that uses an equal sign, = , to show that two expressions are equal. 

We began our study of solving equations with one-step equations , then we moved on to two-step equations . (Check out those links if you need a quick refresher!) 

Now we are moving to multi-step equations . A multi-step equation is an equation that takes two or more steps to solve. These problems can have a mix of addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. We also might have to combine like terms or use the distributive property to properly solve our equations. 

So get your mathematical toolbox out! You never know what you might see in a multi-step equation!

Examples of multi-step equations

Multi-step equations are a wide-ranging category of equations. Some can be very simple, while others become more complex. Never fear! We’re going to show you many examples of multi-step equations and how to solve these important aspects of Algebra 1. 

Here are some examples of multi-step equations: 

How to solve multi-step equations

Remember, an equation is solved when we have isolated the variable and found a value that makes the equation true. In order to solve equations, we use inverse operations to help us isolate the variable.

Order of Operations

Another mathematical concept that will help when solving multi-step equations is the Order of Operations . To use the order of operations, we must first do any operations inside grouping symbols (parentheses, brackets, etc), then exponents, then multiplication or division (whatever comes first, left to right), then finally addition or subtraction (whatever comes first, left to right). You can remember this by the acronym, PEMDAS .

Additionally, we may have to combine like terms on either side of the equation to help solve these equations. Eventually, you will create a one- or two-step equation that you will be able to solve similarly to previous problems! 

Here is an example of a multi-step equation with variables on both sides:

Solve for x in the following equation:

Since there are variables on both sides, we must eliminate the variable from one side first. I suggest moving the 4x first, as to not create a negative. 

Now we are back to a basic two-step equation.

To check you answer, you can simplify substitute 3 into the variable to see if the equation is true: 

Thus, x = 3 is the correct solution. 

Below is a short video from Mike DeVor showing more examples of solving multi-step equations:

Now that we have been introduced to Multi-Step Equations, let’s get those brain gears in motion and look at some more challenging examples!

Multi-step equations with fractions

When dealing with an equation with more than one fraction, the easiest way to solve the equation is by finding the Least Common Denominator . The least common denominator is the smallest number that can be a common denominator for a set of fractions. 

Once we find the least common denominator, we will multiply each term by this value to eliminate the fraction. Here is an example of a multi-step equation with fractions: 

Solve for y in the following equation:

The denominators above are 2, 4, 6 , therefore the least common denominator for these numbers is 12 . So we will multiply each term by 12 .

To check your answer, you can substitute 9 into the variable to see if the equation is true:

Therefore, y = 9 is the correct solution. 

Multi-step equations with distributive property

Solve for z in the following equation:

To check you answer, you can substitute 3 into the variable to see if the equation is true:

Thus, z = 3 is the correct solution.

Solve for m in the following equation:

To check you answer, you can simplify substitute -9 into the variable to see if the equation is true:

Thus, m = -9 is the correct solution.

Multi-step equation word problems

First, let’s create an equation for the situation: 

To check you answer, you can simplify substitute 15 into the variable to see if the equation is true:

Therefore, the breakeven point for Distributor A and Distributor B would be 15  pounds.

First, let’s set up an equation that models the situation:

Since each book costs the same amount, we denote this amount by the variable, c . Then we applied the \$5 coupon to each book, and finally, we will multiply the cost of each book after the coupon by 3 . 

Now, simply solve for c like any other multi-step equation: 

Therefore, each book cost \$20 before the coupon was applied.

Keys to Remember: Solving Multi-Step Equations

• A multi-step equation is an equation that requires two or more steps to solve.
• When solving: remember whatever you do to one side, you must do to the other.
• To solve multi-step equations with fractions, you can multiply each term by the least common denominator to eliminate the fractions first.
• To check the solution, simply substitute the value into the variable to see if the equation is true.
• You can model real-life situations with an equation and solve for a correct solution.

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How to Solve Two-step Operation Problems - Not all mathematical problems have a single operation with them. At an early age, children are given simpler problems with only one mathematical operation to perform. These simple problems are necessary for developing the foundation for solving complex problems. Once children have a firm grip on solving a single-operation problem, they progress to solving multiple operations. The very next step to the single-operation problem is the two-step operation problem. These problems involve two operations and are solved following the rules of PEMDAS. According to this rule, we first solve for the parentheses followed by exponents. Next, we solve for multiplication and division in left to right order. Lastly, we solve for the addition and subtraction in left to right order. Example Problems: James had 12 chocolates; he then gives one to his friend John. One of his friends gave three of his chocolates to James. How many chocolates James have in total? The number of chocolates James has is equal to 12. He gives one to John. 12 -1 = 11, James receives three more chocolates from another friend. 11 + 3 = 14. The total number of chocolates James has is equal to 14.

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Multi-Step Scenarios Worksheet

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Multi-Step Division Word Problems Worksheet

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Compare the Scenarios Worksheet

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Word Problems on Comparing Scenarios Worksheet

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Multiplication Multi-Step Word Problems Worksheet

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