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How to solve equations with variable on each side? - Answers

There are different techniques, depending on the specific situation. In the simplest case, you transfer all the variables to one side. Here is an example: 4x = 2x + 16 Subtract "2x" on each side: 2x = 16 Now you have a single variable, on only one side.



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There are different techniques, depending on the specific situation. In the simplest case, you transfer all the variables to one side. Here is an example: 4x = 2x + 16 Subtract "2x" on each side: 2x = 16 Now you have a single variable, on only one side.



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How to solve equations with variable on each side? - Answers

There are different techniques, depending on the specific situation. In the simplest case, you transfer all the variables to one side. Here is an example: 4x = 2x + 16 Subtract "2x" on each side: 2x = 16 Now you have a single variable, on only one side.

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