Question

question number 1Solve -2x = -19 *

question number 2 Solve 9x = (-108) *

Answer 1

@naate @AloneS @MysticFury @mathplane

Answer 2

You need to put multiple questions in their own posts.

For question number 1, do you know how to solve an equation where you have a coefficient in front of the variable? Divide both sides of the equation by the coefficient?

A*x=C means that x=C/A

Just apply that here.

Answer 3

so just divide them @DebbieG

Answer 4

to solve for x, you need to divide on both sides of the equal sign.
for ex)

\[3x=9\]\[\frac{3x}{3}=\frac{9}{3}\]\[\frac{3x}{3}=1x~or~can~be~written~as~just~x\]\[\frac{9}{3}=3\]so x would equal 3 in this example.

Answer 5

in this equation (the first one), you would divide both sides by (-2)

Answer 6

thannks