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Question 63407: I'm trying to help my 8th grade son with homework equations and I'm totally confused (as he is). I'm sure if you show me step by step I'll be able to figure out some of the other problems.
Problem 1: 7m + 4 - 15m = 36
I've tried the following steps:
7m +4 - 4 - 15m = 36 - 4
7m - 15m = 32 (and I'm super lost)
Problem 2: (2y + 5)- (y + 3) + (7y - 3y) = 17
Problem 3: 2 [k + 3 (k - 1)] = 18
Problem 4: -4.5 = 5n - n - n Answer by Cintchr(481) (Show Source):
2.
distribute the understood -1 with the second quantity and get rid of the ( )
add all the y values }
add the constants
subtract 2 from both sides
divide by 5
3.
Start with distributing the 3
Add like terms within the ( )
Distribute the 2
add 6 to both sides
divide by 8