suppose the solution x = 6 increases to x = 9, and the left side of the equation stays the same. How would the right side need t
o chang if the solution is now x = 9
2 answers:
X = 9 - 3, does this help?
Answer:
The original solution of the equation
x=6
Adding 3 on both sides, gives
x+3=6+3
x+3=9
x=9-3
So,Addition of 3 on left hand side or subtraction of 3 from 9 in right hand side gives solution x=9.
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