Question

x/6 - 7 = 2 there is something im not doing right pls help me out i need the layout not the answer

Answer 1

to solve this you need to get all the terms with x on one side of the equals sign, and all the constants on the other

so starting with
\[\frac{ x }{ 6 } -7 =2\]

start by ADDING 7 to each side

write the new equation here...

Answer 2

x/6 = 9

Answer 3

ok good

so now you have x/6 but you want x

so multiply both sides by 6...

Answer 4

9/6 is where im confused

Answer 5

oh multiply ok i get it

Answer 6

x = 54

Answer 7

that's correct - well done

Answer 8

thx 4 giving me the layout man

Answer 9

you should check it yourself by putting 54 into the original equation

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

54/6 - 7
9 - 7
6

Answer 12

54/6 - 7
= 9-7
=2

so correct...