Math Equations, Fractions & Problem Solving : Solving Linear Equations

Solving linear equations requires making sure each side remains equal by dividing or multiplying the same values to each side of the equation to find a value for X. Find a value for X in an linear equation, being careful and consistent, with an online math lesson from an experienced high school teacher in this free video on mathematics.

Expert: Steve Jones
Contact: www.marlixint.com
Bio: Steve Jones is an experienced mathematics and science teacher.
Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky

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[hammyggg]

Thanks man im in 7th grade and i got a test tomoroww you explain it really good

[49403277]

if i had him as my teacher, i would have learned a lot more.

[holton620]

Thank you so much! I needed to refresh my memory of these since I'm about to take the asvab and I been out of high school for 2 years.

[HardCoreGamer997]

ive learned this since i was in 6th grade

[aronk001]

Why do all that when you can just add 9 + 3 = 12. Your returning the number that was taken. Simple. Common sense.

[icebadbarney]

HEY! change your g to 9!

[Westbeach49]

say if there is a fraction, how do you do it then?

[rebelDean550]

thank you!!!

[Jester283]

well that was a big help. thankss ( :

[Tadsa757]

umm that aint no 9!! but good info! :D