Can you please help me go through this problem 6x + 29 = 5 A) –4 B) –18 C) 204 D) –144 I think I have to divide 6 by somthing first but I get lost and not to sure ;o Thanks for help :-D!
Subtract the 29 to the right side: 6x=-24 Divide by the 6 to get x by itself: x=-4 Simple Algebra
o thanks you make it to simple :D
I'll try to use this for my next problem
@natalie135 how would you know which place to start like in the probelm above you started with 29 not 6 how did you know which one to do
Start by getting the X on the side by itself, so that you can solve for it.
what if there is two variables
like im trying to solve –21a + 16a
You just add the two together, since it is like saying there are: -21a's and 16a's so the total number of a's is -5. So that answer to that is -5a. Making sense?
ya xD your making me feel stupid :3
thanks btw!
Dont feel stupid. :)
=p
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