Question

-5y+2=-6y+3

Answer 1

well,first add 6y to both sides :)

Answer 2

y+2 = 3
y=1

Answer 3

add it to the 2 and 3 or to the 5y and 6y?

Answer 4

to both sides :)

Answer 5

you have one side -5y + 2 and another side -6y+3 add 6y to these both sides :)

Answer 6

do i add the 5 and 2 together then add 6?

Answer 7

-5y+6y=3-2
y=1

Answer 8

no it isn't nessesary ... and add 6y not 6!

Answer 9

ok thank u

Answer 10

@madrockz , please don't just give an answer...have a look at the second rule:
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 11

have u understood or should i explain?

Answer 12

got it?

Answer 13

yeah i got it thanks.

Answer 14

can u show me how to do

12x+6-3=11x-2

Answer 15

excuse me...i have shown the steps not jst given ans.alright?

Answer 16

yes :)

Answer 17

first say +6-3 = ?

Answer 18

3

Answer 19

12x+3=11x-2
12x-11x=-2-3
x=-5

Answer 20

well,so you have 12x+3 = 11x - 2
how about add -11x to both sides?because we can cross out 11x then...

Answer 21

-11x + 12x + 3 = 11x -2 -11x

Answer 22

i added -11x

Answer 23

we can add anything to the both sides of an equation....
got it?

Answer 24

have u understood?or should i explain...u r free to ask me any query

Answer 25

i think i got it i got -5

Answer 26

dats the ans.

Answer 27

yay