An equation of the type of ax + b = 0 is called a linear equation in one unknown, where a nad b are known numbers and x is an unknown value. To solve this equation means to find the numerical value of x , at which this equation becomes an identity.
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| 3-6{2-4x(x+3)}=3x(8x+12)+27 |
| F(9)=2/3x-5 |
| |2x-3/2|=|7x-5/7| |
| 3(c-5)=13 |
| 2(3x-25)=7(25-x)-30 |
| 4(4w+3)=6(w+2) |
| 5x−5=3x−9 |
| 5(5n+9)=120 |
| -7=x-1-3x |
| 3(w-6)=-16 |
| 2(y+2)-1=11 |
| 0.2x+0.7=1.9 |
| 1/6(2b-8)=4 |
| X+y+90+47=180 |
| 4(j-17)=4 |
| 94=2x-(-8) |
| 6x+2=0x+4 |
| 7x+2=0x+4 |
| 8+4x-4=5x |
| 8+(4x-11)=5x |
| 8+(4×)-4=5x |
| (2x)+28+11=28+x |
| 11+(x-8)=(2x)-7 |
| -4(x-3)+3=15 |
| -(x+7)-3=-6-(x+4) |
| -10n-5=-5 |
| 7+(2x+12)=x+19 |
| 2(n+7)=8-+n |
| -5/8(16n+8)=-5 |
| a=3400(2100)+600 |
| -6(1-2m)-(3m+4)=11+9m+10 |