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2. Solving One-Step Equations
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Exercise 57 Page 87

Every equation has an and values or expressions on either of its sides. Key phrases such as and tell us about the placement of the equals sign.
On the right-hand side we have one key word, which is times. This word tells us the operation that will be used in our equation. Times indicates multiplication.
By connecting the left-hand side and the right-hand side with an equals sign, we have a complete equation.
Finally, we can solve the equation we have written. We will do this using inverse operations and following the Properties of Equality.