High School Solving Equations Worksheets
Compound Interest
Equations of Circles
Equations of Lines Tangent to Circles
Equations of Proportion - with Three Variables
Estimating Values of Quadratic Equations: Guess and Check (A)
Estimating Values of Quadratic Equations: Guess and Check (B)
Exponential Functions (Graphs and Equations)
Forming and Solving Linear Equations: a𝑥 = b and 𝑥/a = b
Intro to Equations: Find the Value of Each Shape
Iterative Formula
Multiply and Divide Algebraic Fractions (A)
Multiplying 3 Binomials (A)
Multiplying 3 Binomials (B)
Multiplying Binomials
Multiplying Binomials using the Grid Method
Solving Equation Riddles: "Thinking of a Number"
Solving Equations 15 Minute Challenge
Solving Equations with Unknowns on Both Sides - Using Algebra Tiles
Solving Linear Equations (A)
Solving Linear Equations (B)
Solving Linear Equations (C)
Solving Linear Equations (D)
Solving Linear Equations (Without Negatives)
Solving Linear Equations with 2D Shapes
Solving Linear Equations with Area of Rectangles
Solving Linear Equations with the Distributive Property
Solving Proportions Algebraically
Solving Quadratic Equations (A)
Solving Quadratic Equations (B) - By Factoring
Solving Quadratic Equations (C) - By Quadratic Formula
Solving Quadratic Equations (D) - By Completing the Square
Solving Simultaneous Equations - Using Substitution
Solving Systems of Equations Graphically
Solving Systems of Linear Equations
Solving Systems of Quadratic Equations
Speed, Distance, Time - Multi Stage Journeys
Using Graphs to Solve Non-Linear Equations
Writing and Solving Linear Equations (A)
Writing and Solving Linear Equations with Angle Measurements
Writing and Solving Quadratic Equations
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Students arrive at high school with basic equation-solving skills from middle school. These worksheets extend that foundation by introducing variables on both sides, multi-step problems, and equations that require the use of the distributive property. Each new challenge teaches students to think strategically about which operation to apply first. Regular practice builds the procedural fluency students need for success in geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. The progression from linear to quadratic equations mirrors the natural development of algebraic reasoning. Students learn to recognize equation structures and select appropriate solution methods. This preparation proves essential when they encounter equations embedded in functions, inequalities, and applied problems throughout high school.
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From Cooking to Programming: Where these skills show up in real life
Equation solving underlies nearly every quantitative decision people make after school. Anyone calculating an unknown from known information uses this mathematical thinking. Professionals across various fields, including engineering, science, finance, and technology, rely on these skills on a daily basis.
• Calculating loan payments and financing
• Finding break-even points for a business
• Adjusting medication dosages for patients
• Solving physics problems with forces