While Election Day is only about a month away and tonight Lakeland Public Television resumed its long tradition of providing you a look at your state legislative candidates facing off in head-to-head debates. In our first debate here on Lakeland PBS, it was House District 5B where incumbent Republican Sandy Lehmann met up with DFL challenger Pat Maduri. One of the topics discussed was transportation in the rural part of the state. We can't continue to kick the can down the road every biennium to fund transportation. We need a long-term plan and we need a long-term sustainability in place to make that happen. And I know this last legislative session, we did the kind of shift that goes back to the plenty years of taking some out of the general fund. We bonded for it. We took some out of the reserves. We don't have a long-term sustainable plan for transportation going forward and we need to have that. The real transportation discussion is going on, particularly in the Grand Rapids area in Northeastern Minnesota right now, on how we served our growing elderly population and our disabled population with transportation options. We don't have metro mobility like I have when I'm in the Twin Cities with my husband who's disabled. We use metro mobility. But here in Northern Minnesota, we don't have those options. So we need to recognize that our population is growing older. In the District 5A representative race incumbent Republican Matt Bliss is being challenged by former state representative John Purcell of the DFL party. The candidates discussed many topics including safely transporting oil with the proposed line 3 pipeline. We're an oil-based society and until that changes, we have to pick the route that has the most safety features with it. And by far the pipelines are the safest way and most economical way to transport oil. Any new pipeline, the route needs to be carefully considered. Water is our primary resource and we have an abundance of it. Let's don't mess it up. So let's avoid crossing and going underwater wherever we can. Our debates continue on Wednesday night with a focus on the House 2B and the House 2A races. Our live televised coverage begins at 7 p.m.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will learn about equation. First let's understand what an equation is. An equation is basically a condition on a variable. It is expressed by saying that an expression with a variable is equal to a fixed number. Like if we have an expression of this kind which is equal to a fixed number. So this is basically an equation. Also as you can see that equation has two sides. Left hand side that is LHS which is this side and the right hand side that is the RHS which is this side. And as you can see we have an equal to sign in between the LHS and the RHS. The equation also says that the value of the left hand side LHS is equal to the value of the right hand side that is RHS. Also we have one more point which says that the word equation is used only for equations with one or more variables. Now we discuss about the solution of an equation. The value of the variable in an equation which satisfies the equation is called a solution to the equation. Like let's consider the equation that we consider in the above section. In this the variable is this. So the solution of this equation would be equal to the value of the variable which is in this equation. Now the left hand side that is the LHS of an equation is equal to the right hand side that is RHS of an equation only for a definite value of the variable in the equation. Definite value of the variable which satisfies the equation is called the solution of the equation. Now let's see how do we find the solution of an equation. The method that we try is called the trial and error method to find the solution of an equation. In this method we give some value variable and check whether the equation. In this way we go on giving different values to the variable until we find the right value which satisfies the equation. Let's consider the above equation again. We give different values to the variable of this equation and we find that this value satisfies this equation. That is when we substitute this value of the variable in this equation we find that LHS that is the left hand side of the equation would be equal to the right hand side of the equation that is the RHS. So this value of the variable is the solution of the equation. This trial and error method is basically not a direct and practical way of finding the solution of the equation. So this completes the session. Hope you have understood what is an equation, what is the solution of the equation and the trial and error method of finding the solution of an equation.


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