Mathematics, 13.11.2019 23:31, mahin3545

Consider the equation x−3=5.

a. multiply both sides of the equation by a constant, and show that the solution set did not change.

now, multiply both sides by x.

b. show that x=8 is still a solution to the new equation.

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Consider the equation x−3=5.

a. multiply both sides of the equation by a constant, and s...