Question

What is the Value of A in the equation?
7x9=(7x10)-(7xA)

Answer 1

We dunno x and we dunno A, how do we solve one equation with two unknowns?

Answer 2

it's multiflicationI guess I could've put
7*9=(7*10)-(7*A)

Answer 3

multiplication

Answer 4

63=70-7A, So do you know what next to do?

Answer 5

I'm pelletty at Distributive Property!...

Answer 6

crappy*

Answer 7

0?

Answer 8

No need to distribute anything here. How do you get 7A isolated?

Answer 9

no clue....o.o

Answer 10

Subtract 70 from both sides to get -7=-7A. Can you solve for A from here?

Answer 11

-7?

Answer 12

Lol are you guessing?

Answer 13

0? and yes cause I have no idea what you're talking about.....

Answer 14

Well that's heartbreaking, I dunno what happens in your class, but it seems I should teach how to solve this little equations so they will be at your mercy.

Answer 15

Okay? This is the only math question that I have that is absolutely pissing me off!....

Answer 16

Well how about a little teaching, so you don't get this question again in the future to piss you off.

Answer 17

?

Answer 18

I want to show you have to solve this little equations.

Answer 19

I am a slow and terrible learner but okay...

Answer 20

What is x/x?

Answer 21

x/x????????

Answer 22

Yes, thats basic, you must know how to solve that in order to solve complex ones like...2=x/2

Answer 23

I can solve this yet I can't solve the question I've just asked.... something is wrong here.....
\[\frac{ x }{ 8 }+12=16\]

Answer 24

Open study can't show the equatio well.

Answer 25

x over 8 plus 12 equals 16

Answer 26

x=36

Answer 27

32 actually.

Answer 28

ops I was looking at wrong equation I had on my paper lol :P

Answer 29

haha my bad.. I was looking at 48-6*2=36

Answer 30

Okay, it seems you can solve this equations. So back to the one at hand.