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Here is an algebraic euation: 2x+5=13
The first step your going to do is to isolate the variable by canceling
the constant +5 which would look like this
2x+5-5=13-5
Because we've added -5 to the left we need to add -5 to the right to balance
2x+5-5=13-5
Once you have balanced both sides
you will divide both sides by 2 which
look like this
2x = 9
2 2
Then you cancel the twos you left of with x then you divide
8 and 2 then you get x=4
now you verify by using the original equation
2x+5=13
Then you substitute the value of x which is 4
SO
now
2(4)+5=13
8+5=13
Now, I know that my answer is right because they are balance
Here is an algebraic euation: 2x+5=13
The first step your going to do is to isolate the variable by canceling
the constant +5 which would look like this
2x+5-5=13-5
Because we've added -5 to the left we need to add -5 to the right to balance
2x+5-5=13-5
Once you have balanced both sides
you will divide both sides by 2 which
look like this
2x = 9
2 2
Then you cancel the twos you left of with x then you divide
8 and 2 then you get x=4
now you verify by using the original equation
2x+5=13
Then you substitute the value of x which is 4
SO
now
2(4)+5=13
8+5=13
Now, I know that my answer is right because they are balance
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