SOLUTION: solving equations using several operations. don't understand fractions when it comes to equations an inequalities. need help. a/3+1=7.

SOLUTION: solving equations using several operations. don't understand fractions when it comes to equations an inequalities. need help. a/3+1=7.

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Question 52619: solving equations using several operations. don't understand fractions when it comes to equations an inequalities. need help. a/3+1=7.
Answer by checkley71(8403) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a/3+1=7 or a/3=7-1 or a/3=6 or a=18
proof 18/3+1=7 or 6+1=7 or 7=7
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