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| source: ncert | |
| topic: algebra | |
| class_level: class_8 | |
| chapter: ch2 | |
| difficulty: beginner | |
| Class 8 | Ch2: Linear Equations in One Variable | |
| Linear equation: variable has power 1 only. ax+b=c form. | |
| Can involve fractions and variables on both sides. | |
| SOLVING EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLES ON BOTH SIDES: | |
| Collect variable terms on one side, constants on other. | |
| 3x+2=5x-4 β 2+4=5x-3x β 6=2x β x=3. | |
| SOLVING EQUATIONS WITH FRACTIONS: | |
| Multiply both sides by LCM of all denominators to clear fractions. | |
| (2x+3)/5-(x-4)/3=2. LCM=15. Multiply: 3(2x+3)-5(x-4)=30. | |
| 6x+9-5x+20=30 β x+29=30 β x=1. | |
| WORD PROBLEMS - STANDARD TYPES: | |
| Age problems: Let present age=x. Set up equation from given conditions. | |
| Number problems: Let number=x. Translate words to equation. | |
| Geometry problems: Use perimeter/area formulas. | |
| Money/mixture problems: Set up equation for totals. | |
| SOLVED EXAMPLES: | |
| Example 1: (2x+3)/5-(x-4)/3=2 | |
| Multiply by 15: 3(2x+3)-5(x-4)=30 β 6x+9-5x+20=30 β x=1. | |
| Verify: (2+3)/5-(1-4)/3=1+1=2. Correct. | |
| Example 2: A number is 4 more than twice another. Sum=40. | |
| Let numbers be x and 2x+4. x+(2x+4)=40 β 3x=36 β x=12. | |
| Numbers: 12 and 28. Verify: 12+28=40 and 28=2(12)+4. Correct. | |
| Example 3: Present age ratio of A and B is 3:4. After 5 years ratio becomes 4:5. Find ages. | |
| Let ages: 3x and 4x. (3x+5)/(4x+5)=4/5 β 15x+25=16x+20 β x=5. | |
| Ages: 15 and 20. | |
| COMMON MISTAKES: | |
| When multiplying by LCM, multiply EVERY term including constants. | |
| Verify answer by substituting back in ORIGINAL equation. |