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I see more 1s on the right side than the left -Ellen Ritchie

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I see more 1s on the right side than the left -Ellen Ritchie

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I see a scale that has number's and letters on it.

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I see more Xs on the left than on the right

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I see

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i see 10 1s on the right side and 4 on the left I see 4x on the right and 4 on the left.

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I see more 1's on the right side than the left side. Also there are more 1's than x's.

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I see a scale with weights on either side.

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I see more ones on one side than the other. 

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I see more ones on one side than the other. 

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I see X and ones

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I see 4x on each side and 10 on the right side and 4 on the left side.

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I think that we might have to take away some numbers and letters off the scale to balance it out.

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I think I can take 1s off on both sides till one side runs out of 1s

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I think I can take 1s off on both sides till one side runs out of 1s

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Ellen Ritchie

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I see a balance thats equal

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I see an equation sign in between the equation

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i think we have to slowing start to take ones off from each side.

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I wonder if you can do inverse operations to try and solve this problem.

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Ellen Ritchie

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I think we will have to take numbers off to make both sides equal.

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I think you can take out some 1's till there are no more 1's and then it will be easier to found out what the answer might be.

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I think if you take 6 ones away from the 10 you will have balance

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I think if you take 4 1s off of each side you your left with 6 on the right and none on the left and if u take away 4 of the xs off each side you get none on both sides.

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I feel like if we get rid of some of the xs and 1s the scale will still be balance

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I think you need to take numbers of both sides.

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can i do inverse operations

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I think we have to get rid of x to find x

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I wonder if we could take chips from the other side and put them on the side that needs more to make it equal

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I wonder if we can use inverse operations.

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I wonder how to solve it with meticulous detail to get to the value of x

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i wonder if it would work if you tried to do inverse operations

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i wonder do we get a negative number or a positive number

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i wonder if you add 1 more to both sides would it still be even

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I wonder if you can do inverse operations to solve this problem.

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I see 2x on each side with six on the left and seven on the right.

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I can see that there are 2 x's on each side of the scale.

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I see Only one block difference between both sides

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I see the same amount of xs on each side

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That we need to get rid of X's

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I wonder if the awnser is X=6

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I see 2x on each side.

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I think we need to take away the 2x on the both sides.

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I think we will have to take off those 2 x's from both sides to balance the scale.

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There are the same amounts of 2 blocks in each set of blocks

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we have to take off blocks one by one until they run out on one side

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I wonder if i add i more block to the left would it still be even.?

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I Think If i keep taking away the 1s blocks until one side runs out I will be left with only one of the 1s blocks on the right side

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I wonder if we can use inverse operations to solve this problem.

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We need to take the 1's away

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I see 2 Xs on each side and they are both blue then i also see 6 other cubes on the left side and 7 other cubes on the right side which are also blue.

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I wonder if we can do Inverse operations.

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I think we need to subtract 2x and 2x

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We need to take on square of the right side of the scale to make it even

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Do we need to take 1's away?

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I think that they even so we could take away the same amount on both sides

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I wonder if we need to do inverse operations.

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I wonder if we can do inverse operations to solve this

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I wonder if taking away the blocks like inverse operations is the first step in this problem

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I wonder why they made blocks that are equal to 2 in this problem

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I think we have to take 6 cubes of of each side.

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i wonder if you take take the Xs away too

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I see more on one side than the other

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I think we have to subtact cubes from the one side

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I wonder if we use inverse opperations