Question

Tutorial on Solving Linear Equation

Answer 1

this ans is mainly for @Freedom17

Answer 2

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/solvelin.htm

Answer 3

Easier one: \[x = 3 \]Find \(x\).
Done!

Answer 4

\[x + 3 = 3 \]\[ x = 3-3 = 0\]

Answer 5

May I know who exactly finds this process hard?

Answer 6

who?

Answer 7

is \(x=3=0\) ?

Answer 8

\[3x = 9 \]\[ x = {9 \over 3} = 3\]

Answer 9

Two different examples, @UnkleRhaukus.

Answer 10

oh,
\[x \neq x\]

Answer 11

\[x - 3 = 3x + 14 \]\[x = 3x + 17 \]\[-2x = 17 \]\[x = {17 \over -2} = {-8.5} \]

Answer 12

Challenge of the day:\[173273277343473372832334834384733x = 4 \]

Answer 13

No Wolfram. :P

Answer 14

\[x=\frac4{173273277343473372832334834384733}\]

Answer 15

In decimal, please.

Answer 16

yeah , right

Answer 17

No calculator/wolfram ;)

Answer 18

Can anyone take the challenge?

Answer 19

im not interested in this problem

Answer 20

Suggestion: Come back to basic operations from Physics and Calculus.

Answer 21

~0

Answer 22

I want the exact value, not the approximate.

Answer 23

~0.1

Answer 24

Thanks Guys for explaining more:))))

Answer 25

Nice but u could make that tutorial on ur own it is short too.
Better luck next time @best.shakir :)

Answer 26

Thank you @TheViper

Answer 27

ur welcome:)

Answer 28

Showing examples of non-linear would also be nice..
Not solutions, just saying, these we are not doing..

Answer 29

yup @telliott99