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Using Properties of Operations to Find Unknowns
Use commutative, associative and distributive properties to find unknown values in equations.
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Apply the order of operations with brackets and use inverse operations and number properties to find unknown values in one- and two-step equations.
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Learning standards covered
AC9M6A02Australian Curriculum (v9) · Math · 6th Gradefind unknown values in numerical equations involving brackets and combinations of arithmetic operations, using the properties of numbers and operations
Open Global Standard:OGM.7.EE.1OGM.7.EE.2OGM.7.EE.3OGM.7.EE.4
OGM.7.EE.1OGM.7.EE.2OGM.7.EE.3OGM.7.EE.4