Algebra - Ch. 1: Linear Equation (7 of 21) How to Solve Linear Equations? The Rules

In this video I will give, explain, and show examples of the basic 5 rules of solving linear equations:
1) eliminate fractions, decimals, and parenthesis,
2) move all terms with the variable to the left side,
3) move all terms without the variable to the right side,
4) combine like terms,
5) divide both sides of the equation by the numerical coefficient of the variable.

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[jeffwagner]

So cool, I never knew 46x100=460, wow!

[ismaaciiljabad]

Thanks more and more for your helping me

[maria-ykru]

do we always use multiplication to remove parenthesis or other operations as well?

[inadaizz]

Hey great to see you coming up in my search results again. This looks easier than calculus... I'm waiting for it to get on the level out of nowhere week ~5 lol.

[mohammadnasar]

Sir can you make video on differential equations and advanced calculus plz

[NOCTABlake]

Don't tell me I could improve math by watching this video