Question

What does it mean for a number to be the "solution" to an equation?

Give an example of a variable equation and its solution.
Explain in complete sentences how you know that number is the solution.

Answer 1

@aussy123

Answer 2

@Converse_Luv

Answer 3

@ethompsonn

Answer 4

@uri

Answer 5

@kymber

Answer 6

@Jordyn

Answer 7

@Tryme051

Answer 8

@Alice_Dump

Answer 9

@evergirl

Answer 10

@Agent_Sniffles

Answer 11

@omnomnom

Answer 12

@myininaya

Answer 13

@Miyuru

Answer 14

@CalebBeavers

Answer 15

@bobbylynn

Answer 16

@ajprincess

Answer 17

Mention the names in one comment

Answer 18

can u help?

Answer 19

@satellite73

Answer 20

2x+6 = 10 here is an equation and the answer x = 2

Answer 21

Please stop tagging me in your questions.

Answer 22

watever.... ur not my mom so dont tell me what to do

Answer 23

@kymber

Answer 24

It's awfully annoying and I'm sure everyone else you tagged in this question would agree. No need to be rude about it.

Answer 25

In an equation we subject the variable we need so automatically the equation will be solved for the variable that's all...:)

Answer 26

Like the one I posted above. I built up an equation and the only variable it had was x so I subjected it and solve it. That was my answer..:)

Answer 27

ok @kymber im sorry bout being rude i thought u were

Answer 28

I said please. I was trying to be as cordial as possible.

Answer 29

ya forgive me plz

Answer 30

I am sorry!

Answer 31

for?

Answer 32

not trying to answer.. :3

Answer 33

Idk... O_O

Answer 34

oh its fine

Answer 35

Just kidding.. :D

Answer 36

Lol nice ^_^