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Wen you solve one step multiplication or division equation you have to balance everything out. what you do to one side you do to the other.

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You can multiply or divide for both sides

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when solving a one step multiplication or division problem you have to make sure everything is balanced by doing the inverse operations on each side.

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when solving a on step multiplication and division problem you need to make sure every thing is balanced or your answer will be wrong also if you do something to the one side you have to make sure you do it to the other side.

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when salving a one step multiplication or division equations problem you have to do the the inverse operaton on both sides

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divide each side to get ur answer

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when solving one step multiplication and division equations you would multiply or divide that number that is in front of the variable to get it by itself than u will have your answer. EX: 5x=25you would divide 5x by 5 and 25 by 5 than you will have yo answer.

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You would multiply and\or divide then do the same thing to the other side.

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oblain perez ( could not edit the other one)

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oblain perez ( could not edit the other one)

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When you solve a multiplication and division problem you use the reciprocal of your problem to get the answer. For example, when you solve a multiplication problem, you use division to solve it

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dawson

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One-step multiplication and division are easy to do. But a common mistake is not multiplying on the same sides.

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you will multiply or divide

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when you solve a multiplication and divison u use the "flip side" of the problem . for example, when you use

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you will times the number by that number.

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you divide the number by the sum then that solves the equation

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you will times the number by that number.