Two-step equations - integers

Mathematics

2 answers:

Fudgin [204]2 years ago

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Answer:

Question 1. -3 + v5 = 0

Work : -3 + 5v = 0

5v = 3 ( divide )

answer v = 3/5

Question 2. 1 - 7B = -20

work : -7b = -20 - 1

-7b = -21 ( divide )

answer b = 3

question 3 : -k - 5 = 0

work : -k = 5

answer : k = - 5

Question 4 : -1 + 8a = 129

work : 8a = 129 + 1

8a = 130 (divide )

answer a = 65/4

Step-by-step explanation:

Andrews [41]2 years ago

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Question 1. -3 + v5 = 0
Work : -3 + 5v = 0
5v = 3 ( divide )
answer v = 3/5

Question 2. 1 - 7B = -20
work : -7b = -20 - 1
-7b = -21 ( divide )
answer b = 3

question 3 : -k - 5 = 0
work : -k = 5
answer : k = - 5

Question 4 : -1 + 8a = 129
work : 8a = 129 + 1
8a = 130 (divide )
answer a = 65/4

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