Friday 23 March 2012

equations

This unit is for the students of Grade VII. In this unit we will learn about equations. We must remember that equations with variables, are inter related terms. We form the equations to express the mathematical statements in form of the expressions. The mathematical expressions joined with the numerical operators are called equations, when there exist two sides of the equation LHS and the RHS. Also by word equation we mean whatever placed on the left side of the equation is equal to the expression placed on the right side of the equation. By word variable, we mean the unknown value which may change every time. When we solve an equation with variable ‘x’ and another equation with same variable, then value of ‘x’ may change from equation to equation, which may satisfy the equation.
The basic purpose of solving any equation is to find the value of the value of the variable which is unknown in the given equation. When we say that we need to find the value of the unknown variable in the equation, we mean that the value we calculate must satisfy the equation. Thus we say that the  when we put the value of the unknown variable in the equation,  the value we get after solving both the sides of the equation must be equal.  (know more about cbse board books, here)
There are different ways to solve the equations and finding the values for the unknown variables in the equation. To find the value, we may adopt hit and trial method, where we put the values of the variables and then check it that particular value satisfies the given equation or not. The value that satisfies the given equation actually is the required solution to the given equation.
Another method to solve the equation is by shifting the variable to one side and all the constants to another side of the equation and  In the next session we will discuss about  Arithmetic sequences

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