As was explained and demonstrated in another of your recent threads, you can check your solution by plugging it back into the original equation. In this case, when you plugged "4" in for "x" in "3 - 3(5 - x)", did you get "0"?taragbeh said:3-3(5-x)=0...
x=4
Please advise if this correct
stapel said:...you can check your solution by plugging it back into the original equation. In this case, when you plugged "4" in for "x" in "3 - 3(5 - x)", did you get "0"?
It appears you have not had it pounded into your head that "=" means "=". What else would it mean?taragbeh said:Does all the equations have to equal?
Why would you do that?tkhunny said:3-3(5-4)=0
3-15+12=0
Isn't zero = zero? This seems a good result. Where is the confusing part? You were to find a value of x for which the given expression is zero. You have done that. Quit and move on to the next problem.therefore -12+12 = 0
0=0
So you guys are confusing me right now, because x= 4