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First you have to do the opposite operation on the constant and then the opposite operation of the coefficient

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If the problem is 4x+8=16.
1. Subtract the constant By itself which in this case is 8. Subtract it also to the 16.
2. Inverse operate by using the opposite operation for the  coefficient(4). Then do it to the 8 on the other side of the = sign.
You should get x= 2

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Isolate variable(s) then do inverse opperations

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To solve a two step equation you need to do the opposite of what the constant is. For example,
2x - 4 = 12
+4     +4
2x = 16
/2      /2
x = 8

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First off, let's get an example
*poof* 3 + 4x = 15
Ah! There it is!
Anyway, back to math. First you have have to subtract the the constant (3), and then subtract 3 from the solution (4x = 12). Now you will divide the coefficient (4) and the solution (12) to get 3, which you will then plug into then equation so you get x = 3.

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Do the opposite operation of the constant, then isolate the coefficient.

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isolate the variable then do the inverse operation

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1. You need to do the opposite of the constant's operation.
Ex: 6x-3=45
+3 +3
6x  =  48
2. You have to get the variable alone. To do so, you divide (most likely) the coefficent by itself, and divide the other number the same. Then you have your answer!!
6x  =  48
divide by 6    divide by 6
x  =  8

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First you isolate the variable then you have to do the inverse of the operation that's still left

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get rid of the constant, then get rid of the coefficient and then you have the answer

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get rid of the constant, then get rid of the coefficient and then you have the answer

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1. You need to do the opposite of the constant's operation.
Ex: 6x-3=45
+3 +3
6x  =  48
2. You have to get the variable alone. To do so, you divide (most likely) the coefficent by itself, and divide the other number the same. Then you have your answer!!
6x  =  48
divide by 6    divide by 6
x  =  8

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STEPS:
using inverse operations...
1. Cancel out the CONSTANT
2. Cancel out the COEFFICIENT

-ginny

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get the variable  by itself by doing the opposite of whats happening
to the variable
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isolate the variable then do inverse operation.

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You do the opposite operation not with the variable number then you have to cancel the coefficient.

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1. cancel out the constant
2. cancel out the coefficient
IMPORTANT: you must do the operation to both sides of the operation

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Use the inverse operation, first cancel out the constant, then cancel out the coefficient.

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You do the opposite operation of the number, not with the variable.
Then you do the opposite operation of the number, with the variable and then u got it big whoop

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You follow the Order of Operations to get your answer and you use the rules regarding combining like terms.

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you do it step by step  and try to isolate the variable

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u look it up on wiki how

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1. cancel out the constant
2. cancel out the coefficient

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First you must subtract or add the number without a variable to make it zero. Next you add or subtract the number from the other number on the other side of the equation. Finally you multiply or divide the remaining numbers to get their answer.

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learn how

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First, you do the opposite operation of the number without the variable. Then, you do that operation to the answer. Following that, you do the opposite operation of the number with the variable. the end.

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1. You do the opposite operation of the number without the variable.
2. Next you do the opposite operation of the number with the variable.

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You just solve it step by step it's easy you're done

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its magic