how do you solve -1=7+8x

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anonymous · Answer

-1 = 7 + 8x
Subtract 7 from both sides
-8 = 8x
Divide by 8 from both sides
-1 = x

anonymous · Answer

thank you

anonymous · Answer

Welcome! Why has dyare been typing a reply for that long?

anonymous · Answer

im not sure

anonymous · Answer

Weird. BTW An easy way to figure it out with multiple choice if your not sure i to put the choice in place for X. Whichever one works is the winner!

anonymous · Answer

cool thanks what grade level are you

anonymous · Answer

9th. I am in Algebra 2 so this is pretty easy stuff.

anonymous · Answer

cool im in 9th too but im stuck in algerbra 1

anonymous · Answer

Ah well I am honors level so I am a bit ahead. Trust me enjoy alg 1. Much easier then Alg 2 (Though it isn't like alg 2 is very hard) ;)

anonymous · Answer

yea well so whats ur name?

anonymous · Answer

Alg 2 is just like alg 1 but it is more advanced stuff. Systems of equations are a bit annoying tho. You learn em in alg 1 so study them hard! And my name? Well thats The_Inv3ntor of coure! ;)

anonymous · Answer

course*

anonymous · Answer

oh i see lol and that helped me alot on the math can i ask u another question?

anonymous · Answer

Sure!

anonymous · Answer

Ask it in a question tho. This is a long thread and others may ask that same question