the difference between five and the product of seven and a number equal to nine.
Let's say that the number is \(x\):\[7x - 5 = 9 \]Solve this equation. Hint: Start by adding 5 to both sides.
i guess it's 5-7x=9, so x would be you can calulate
No, @ghazi You may apply logic and see how it can't be that.
because you can't have 9 by my equation
No, apply your conscience and look how you're getting such a complicated answer for your equation:P
if you'll substitute x= -4/9 you'll have 9 @ParthKohli
well i just went on the language and its sequence
Actually you can have two answers here.
and you tried to have the easier one so you just wrote equation in a straight forward manner
Ghazi, I know what you mean, but you must see how it's a little tedious to get such a solution.
7x should be greater than 5 according to the intuition, so you'd make it \(7x - 5 = 9\).
okay :) let her accept what she thinks is easier one....
well if you'll substitute x=-4/7 which is also greater than 7*x as per your solution still it will be in accordance
Well, the intuition says so.
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