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Master Two-Step Equations

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An equation that involves two variables

An equation that can be solved in just two steps (correct)

An equation that cannot be solved

An equation that requires multiple steps to solve

Only the right side needs to be balanced

Whatever is done to one side should also be done to the other side (correct)

Only the left side needs to be balanced

Nothing needs to be done to both sides

The variable and number are both isolated on separate sides

The variable is on the left side and the number is on the right side

The variable and number are both on the same side

The variable is isolated on one side and the number is on the other side (correct)

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A two-step equation is an equation that requires two operations to solve.
When solving a two-step equation, the same operation should be performed on both sides of the equation to maintain balance.
A two-step equation is completely solved when the variable is isolated on one side of the equation.
The 'usual' method for solving a two-step equation is to perform the inverse operation of the one given in the equation.
Not all two-step equations are solved in the same way, as the specific operations required to solve them may vary.