anyone really good at math?, if u can help |
anyone really good at math?, if u can help |
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Im doin this one paper I need to do it to pass this class and I can't figure some problems out has to do with solving equations. can anyone help?
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okay thanks i understand that one now. There's another 2 other kind if you could help
2(a-8)+7=5(a+2)-3a-19 then the other one is 1 3 - d + - = -2d 2 8 |
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QUOTE(angelbabystar @ Oct 6 2005, 6:10 PM) 1. Distribute the 2 across the parentheses and the 5 across the other pair of parenthesis 2. You get 2a-16+7=5a+10-3a-19 after you distribute. 3. Combine like-terms. I.E. add all the terms with the a after them and all the regular numbers. Remember, if you're moving a number across the equal sign, it changes signs (so if it's negative and you move it to the other side, it will be positive and vice versa). 4. You should get -6a=-18 5. Divide by -6 on both sides. 6. a= ___ 7. And there you have it! I hope that made sense... ![]() |
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