Question

44 = -11t

Answer 1

Well, basically this is asking you this:\[44=-11 \times t\]

Answer 2

Since you want t by itself, and t is being multiplied by -11, you need to
divide -11t by -11 to get t by itself. The rule with equations is that you need to do the same operation to both sides of an equation, so divide both sides by -11.

Answer 3

So, what you have to do is do the opposite of what is being done to t. Since t is being multiplied, then:\[44\div-11=t\]

Answer 4

All you have to do is divide 44 by -11, and you get your answer. :-)

Answer 5

thank you both!

Answer 6

wlcm

Answer 7

You can also do what @mathstudent55 is doing. It is actually the correct and more accurate way of solving this equation. Basically, you do not move the equal sign like I did, you just do this: