3.5 Solving Equations With Fractions!!!. Opposites Same Exact Procedure! Determine what must be moved to the opposite side of the equation to isolate.

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3.5 Solving Equations With Fractions!!!

Opposites Same Exact Procedure! Determine what must be moved to the opposite side of the equation to isolate the variable Use the rule of opposites to get rid of those numbers Write your answer upside down.

one (as an item or incident) that is representative of all of a group or type x/5 = 11 X = 55 (3/4)q = 7/3 q = 28/9 10 = 2b/3 15 = b -1/5 = n -5/6 19/30 = n

Negative five-sixths is equal to ten-thirds of a number. Find the number right now! What is -1/4? Half Life 2 consisted of three-fifths of the game sales of Electronic Arts. If EA sold 450 units in total of all their games, find the total number of Half Life 2 units sold. 750

Homework eoo 2, 10, 18, 28, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42