Pleease Help me!

In the equation (a)-(d), the solution x to the equation depends on the constant a. Assuming a is positive, what is the effect on increasing a on the solution? Does it increase, decrease, or remain unchanged? Give a reason for your answer that can be understood without solving the equation.

a. x-a=0
b. ax=1
c. ax=a
d. x/a =1

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Pleease Help me!

In the equation (a)-(d), the solution x to the equation depends on the constant a. Assuming a is positive, what is the effect on increasing a on the solution? Does it increase, decrease, or remain unchanged? Give a reason for your answer that can be understood without solving the equation.

a. x-a=0
b. ax=1
c. ax=a
d. x/a =1

zzr0ck3r · Answer

$(a)-(d)$      is NOT an equation.

anonymous · Answer

I meant in the equationS

anonymous · Answer

Google it!

anonymous · Answer

@Kydawg100 I know the answers, its just im having a hard time explaning and understanding it.