Question

I'm going to upload it now

Answer 1

Please tell me you can do number 1. :D

Answer 2

\[\Large 4w - 2 = 6w - 12\]
You have your answer?

Answer 3

No I cant

Answer 4

Okay. This is how you do it:
Identify two kinds of terms: one with variables, the other without.
For this example:
\[\Large \color{red}{4w}\color{green}{-2}=\color{red}{6w}\color{green}{-12} \]

Answer 5

You follow?

Answer 6

and then?

Answer 7

Im doing it in a paper

Answer 8

Bring ALL the terms WITH variables to one side, and all the terms without variables to the OTHER side.

Answer 9

Can you do that?

Answer 10

wait let me try....

Answer 11

12-2=6w+4w?

Answer 12

Please do ^^

Answer 13

Is that correct?

Answer 14

It should be .

Answer 15

No... Why did -12 become 12?

Answer 16

I thought when you transposed both sides then the signs would change...

Answer 17

That's right. So why is 4w still positive? :P

Answer 18

I can't stress this enough... be VERY CAREFUL with signs :)
Every time a term switches sides on the equation, its sign CHANGES, ok? :)

Answer 19

dotdotdot

Answer 20

@EngrChong Stay with me o.O

Answer 21

yes, mom was using this laptop sorry

Answer 22

Oh ok. :)

Answer 23

I'm not going to sleep tonight just for tomorrow

Answer 24

I'll try to stay awake for you, but even I can do only so much haha

Answer 25

No Terenz if you want to sleep just tell me

Answer 26

Well, I do, but not now, I'm not yet sleepy :)

Answer 27

ok what's next?

Answer 28

I dont know what's next after that....

Answer 29

12 - 2 = 6w - 4w
simplify

Answer 30

10=2w

Answer 31

Very good. Can you do it from here?

Answer 32

w=5

Answer 33

Awesome :)

Answer 34

have you seen the file i sent you?

Answer 35

Check your phone hahah

Answer 36

Yes, I have. You're so paranoid, lol, you sent it twice and even sent me snapshots on viber... chill ^^

Answer 37

Let's do number 3.

Answer 38

Then I need to sleep...

Answer 39

Why you dont know number 2...?

Answer 40

number 2 doesn't make sense to me, there are three equal-signs haha

Answer 41

sorry.... 2 equal-signs.
there should be only one.

Answer 42

Really?

Answer 43

maybe its supposed to be minus...

Answer 44

I don't like maybe's :P
Make sure :)

Answer 45

It was just given to us by our professor in schoology.com

Answer 46

Hang on...

Answer 47

Its ok if you need to talk to your special someone.

Answer 48

Let's do this :
\[\Large – 3(z + 2) = 5z =2(2z – 5) \]

Answer 49

What's that?

Answer 50

crap...

Answer 51

Dude go take a rest.......You must be tired.....I'll ask someone to help out.....

Answer 52

No, it's not me, OS is not working well for me right now...