Khalil C.

asked • 11/11/19

use inverse operations to make the right side of the equation to 0

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where's the equation?
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Hakeem S. answered • 11/11/19

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Using inverse operations means using the opposite operation that's in an equation to move terms from either side of it. EXAMPLE: 7b+5=3b...the right side of the equation is a "plus" 3b. Using inverse operations, you would then "subtract" 3b on the right and left side of the equation. Then proceed to simplify any like terms. I hope this sparks some ideas!

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