FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Questions 2020 [GKT Math - Video 5]

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Dr. Kristy Mulkey covers released practice questions from the FTCE test manual and breaks down exactly what you need to know to pass your GKT. This video is from a live series hosted in our FTCE Facebook Group.
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Wait, on the first question with slope, how can you divide all three by 2? I've never seen that and you did not explain it.

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When using inverse operations to move something from one side of the equal sign to the other, you need to pay attention to what operation you’re using. If you’re adding or subtracting, like when we moved the x, you only need to do the operation once per side.
But, if you are using multiplication or division, you must do that action to all terms on both sides of the equal sign. So 2y gets divided by 2, 1x gets divided by 2, and 6 gets divided by two.
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