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n/3 + 2 = 11

This is a 2-step equation because you first have to subtract 2 from both sides and then multiply each side by 3 to get n

n = 27

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1. x/3 + 3 = 6

2. It takes 2 steps to solve, so its called a 2 steps to solve.

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m/4 + 5 = 15

it takes 2 steps to figure out, so it's a 2 step equation.

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4x - 8 = 9
It is called a 2-step equation because it takes 2 steps to solve

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1.x/3 -5=23
2. It takes to steps to solve the equation

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10x+5=70

It is called a two step equation because you have to subtract the 5 from 5 and 70, then you have to divide by ten.

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2x+8=64
This is a 2-step equation because you have to subtract 8 from both sides first then divide 2 second.

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The equation:
4+ 3x = 10
3x = 6
x = 2

The reason why it is called a two step equation is because it takes two steps of simplifying the equation to achieve a result.

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5x + 55 = 90.
It's called a 2 step equation because it takes 2 steps to solve the problem.

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Addition and subtraction are undone first and Multiplication and division are undone second because it is the opposite of how they are initially done.

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x/4-6=9
+6     +6
x/4=15
*4     *4
x=60

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Subtraction and addition are undone first and multiplication and division are undone second. This is because you are working in reverse. Subtraction and addition come second in normal order of operations, so they come first in the reverse order.

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Addition and subtraction are undone first then multiplication and division.

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You would follow PEMDAS and to addition and subtraction and multiplication and division next.

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3x - 7 = 25
It's called a 2 step equation because you have to perform 2 steps to evaluate.

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First you undo subtraction and or addition. Then you undo division and or multiplication. You do this because you are working backwards and normally when following order of operations you work the other way.

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addition and subtractions are undone first and multiplication and division are undone second.

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You can check the previous question by dividing by 4 and subtracting 6 on both sides

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Property Used: Addition Propety Of Equality

x/4 - 6 = 9
x/4 = 15
x/4 x 4 = 15 x 4 = 60

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Jack Rogan, Maren, Gloria, and Jesse Kamen 

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4+78/56

its called a 2 step equation because it takes 2 steps to solve

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x/4 - 6 = 9
x/4 - 6 + 6 = 9 + 6
x/4 = 15
x/4 x 4 = 15 x 4
x = 60

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x/4 - 6 = 9
x/4 - 6 + 6 = 9 + 6
x/4 x 4 = 15 x 4 because x/4 = 15 ( or 9 + 6)
x = 60

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You could check your solution by substituting it in for the variable and then evaluating.

60/4 - 6 = 9
15 - 6 = 9
9 = 9

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x/4 - 6 = 9
x/4 - 6 + 6 = 9 + 6
x/4 = 15
x/4 X 4 = 15 X 4
x= 60

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You could check the previous question by dividing 4 to each side and then subtracting 6.

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You can check the solution by dividing 4 on each side and subtracting 6

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Subtraction & addition are the first operations to be undone and division & multiplication are the operations that are undone second. This is because you're already working in reverse.

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The opposite of the basic operations such as multiplication, division, subtraction, and addition. So you would first undo subtraction and addition before undoing multiplication and division.

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To check the solution, put in the possible variable and solve the equation.

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x/4 - 6 = 9
x/4 - 6 + 6 = 9 + 6
x/4 = 15
x/4 * 4 = 15 * 4
x = 60

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x/4 - 6 = 9
x/4 - 6 + 6 = 9 + 6
x/4 = 15
x/4 * 4 = 15 * 4
x = 60

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x/4-6+9
x/4-6+6=9+6
x/4=15
x/4 * 4= 15 * 4 = 60
x=60

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You can substitute x for 60 in the original equation and see if the original equation still works. If the equation remains correct, than so is your answer.

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Too check the last solution you need to divide the 4 to both sides and then subtract the 6.

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To solve the equation, plug in the possible variable and solve to see if your answer is correct