Kopie von Manipulating Equations

Topic:
Equations
Manipulating terms and equations are important topics in lower grade secondary school. In this example you will learn how to achieve this in the CAS View. Hint: If you are not familiar with the construction steps necessary for Manipulating Equations, you might want to explore the applet below. Just look at the seperate steps and think about them.

Example

The CAS View below shows the  several steps and how the Applet should look like after finishing the example.
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Task

1Toolbar ImageEnter the equation (2x - 1) / 2 = 2x + 3 into the first row. Use the Keep Input tool to prevent automatic simplification.
2Toolbar ImageType ) in the second row to copy the output of the first row and automatically put parentheses around it. Then type + 1/2 to add one half to both sides of the equation. Again apply the Keep Input tool.
3Toolbar ImagePress the space key to copy the previous output into the third row. Use the Evaluate tool to calculate the result symbolically, in explicit yielding the rational number as a fraction.
4Toolbar ImageClick onto the output of the second row to copy it to the currently selected row four. Applying the Numeric tool computes the result numerically, the rational number is given in decimal notation.
Hint: There are further ways of solving equations in the CAS View, for example using the commands Solve and NSolve or their respective tools. Please find more information in the manual: http://help.geogebra.org. Back to School: Challenge: Think about the pros and cons of using CAS View to solve equations in school.

Construction Steps

1Toolbar ImageEnter the equation (2x - 1) / 2 = 2x + 3 into the first row. Use the Keep Input tool to prevent automatic simplification.
2Toolbar ImageType ) in the second row to copy the output of the first row and automatically put parentheses around it. Then type + 1/2 to add one half to both sides of the equation. Again apply the Keep Input tool.
3Toolbar ImagePress the space key to copy the previous output into the third row. Use the Evaluate tool to calculate the result symbolically, in explicit yielding the rational number as a fraction.
4Toolbar ImageClick onto the output of the second row to copy it to the currently selected row four. Applying the Numeric tool computes the result numerically, the rational number is given in decimal notation.
Hint: There are further ways of solving equations in the CAS View, for example using the commands Solve and NSolve or their respective tools. Please find more information in the manual: http://help.geogebra.org. Back to School: Challenge: Think about the pros and cons of using CAS View to solve equations in school.