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I think the most important thing for solving equations are its symbols. The symbols in the equation are the backbone of it, not the numbers. Without symbols there would be no equation. For example, a problem as simple as 2 + 2 is defined by its addition symbol. If the symbol changed to a multiplication problem, it would be defined as 2 x 2. Without the symbol, there would be no number to solve the equation with.

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I think the most important thing for solving equations are its symbols. The symbols in the equation are the backbone of it, not the numbers. Without symbols there would be no equation. For example, a problem as simple as 2 + 2 is defined by its addition symbol. If the symbol changed to a multiplication problem, it would be defined as 2 x 2. Without the symbol, there would be no number to solve the equation with.

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To solve an equation you combine like terms, simplify, get the variable all by itself, and get the variables on both sides of the equation.

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Two algebraic equations are equivalent expressions if they have the same value for all values of the variable(s). The following properties show expressions that are equivalent for all real numbers.

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To solve an equation variables on both sides you need to add like terms. Then you would separate the variables and the constant numbers on each side of the equal sign. Then you add or subtract the constant number from both sides. Then you have your answer

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Simplify then solve the variable;)

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To solve an equation first you must simplify what you can. Then you would subtract or add the constant. After that yu would divide or multiply the number in front of the varrables by the number you got from subtracting the constants. Then you have your ans

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In order to solve an equation, you combine like terms, then simplify and solve for x. The distributive property can also be used.

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You combine like terms, simplify, and solve for x

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One way to solve an equation is by writing it out and going step by step and by simplifying like terms to make the equation smaller.

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Simplify the like terms then do the steps one by one so you don’t mess up, make sure to write it out if your konfused but if your a GOAT then you kan do mental math, make sure to khekk your work by plugging in the answer to the variable that’s on my momma bloodhttps://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fdiscovermagazine.com%2F~%2Fmedia%2FImages%2FIssues%2F2014%2FOct%2Fblood.jpg&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fdiscovermagazine.com%2F2014%2Foct%2F27-20-things-you-didnt-know-about-blood&docid=RoHxvNhZWaw3yM&tbnid=hvXgG4aIQxWicM%3A&vet=10ahUKEwijkM3yn8zdAhUN7VMKHVGEAz8QMwhCKAAwAA..i&w=1000&h=805&hl=en&client=safari&bih=922&biw=768&q=blood&ved=0ahUKEwijkM3yn8zdAhUN7VMKHVGEAz8QMwhCKAAwAA&iact=mrc&uact=8

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To solve an equation, you are basically trying to solve for the variable. I like to solve in my head, but if it is confusing for you just solve on a piece of people. To solve th variable, you should use distribution of propert to find it.

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To solve equations you have to first look at what you need to do, then begin solving. If the distributive property is there, then do it. After that simplify, and do what else is needed.

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You have to simplify like terms to get a smaller equation to solve. Which is basically the distributive property. Whenever you pass an operation to the other side of the equation, it turns into its opposite operation. For example, if it’s dividing by -5, it would be positive 5 times whatever number is there.

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Simplify then solve for x

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You have to simplify then solve

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You can use pemdas, property of equality, and distributive property to solve equation

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one operation, and one property you could use to solve equations is by using the distributive property, or by moving all variables to one side

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The  way to solve equations is to simplify all the like terms together so that you end up  with  a smaller equation and  then after you solve you divide .After all this u can finally get the right answer.

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You have to use the distributive property to simplify the equation.

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The dibstributive property

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Remove groupings and combine like terms. Put the variables on one side and constants on the other then solve

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Simplify all the variables and then solve

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I get the variables on the same side and then I divide and conquer 030 lol i r/wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh

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The way I solve equations is if I find it easy then I’ll just do it in my head. But if I find it hard then I’ll grab a piece of paper and write it out so I can find the correct answer