SOLUTION: -v+5+6v=1+5v+3

SOLUTION: -v+5+6v=1+5v+3

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Question 253300: -v+5+6v=1+5v+3
Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-v+5+6v=1+5v+3
step 1 combine like terms on the left and right if possible as
5v + 5 = 5v + 4
step 2 - subtract 5v to get
5 = 4.
since 5 never equals 4, we have no solution
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