Why must you always do the same thing to both sides of an math equation
to keep the equation true
Picture a balanced scale: |dw:1337119146021:dw|
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If you have a balanced scale, and you put something new on one side, you no longer have a balanced scale until you do the same thing to the other side.
think of it like a balance scale. here I've shown what 3 = 3 looks like
good idea with the scale. To keep the equation balanced
so if you add two more balls to the left scale, then, in order to keep the scales balanced, you also need to add two balls to the right.
Because Your teacher said so, Dont question him
Luisrock gets "worst answer" lols.
think of = to mean "the same as". so whatever you do to the left side, you must do the same to the other to keep it the "same"
Because of the equal "= " in between :)
You know guys, it's just a stupid question and by the way, I'm only in 6 GRADE!!!!!
Oh, Well you have nothing to worry about colleges mostly look at your 10th and 11th grade work. No college cares about middle school
It's an important concept =)
Okay??????? I only meant about the QUESTION, dummy head!! Besides I got my answer and that was the first one that commented!!!
I'm not a dummy head =(
Who do you think you are to call ME, one of the smartest people on openstudy a dummy head. You must have some nerves
so it can be balanced and equal
I have the answer and I tried the first one and I got it wrong,but I DON'T HAVE NERVES!!!!! Okay??!!?!?!?!?!?!?
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