Solving Multiple Step Equations

[@debdo1960]

Thank you for simplifying things that other instructors complicate. I would highly recommend your video(s) to others. The fact that you don't rush the process and explain each step is what people like myself need!

[@cukkimonkie]

thank you so so much. I have been struggling all this month, unable to understand how my teacher was explaining it. I knew someone must be able to make sense of it for me, and you have! Thank you, and please keep the lessons coming!!!

[@OrangeLightning12]

Thanks for that! My finals are tomorrow and I seem to have magically forgotten everything over these past few months :P so I have to re-learn everything for tomorrow. This really helped!

[@Mathispower4u]

Please watch the video entitled: Examples: Convert an Improper Fraction to a Mixed Number on my channel. This will explain how to convert an improper fraction to a mixed number. Thank you for watching

[@Mathispower4u]

@Perfumised I would recommend watching some of my videos on two-step equations before solving an equation with multiple steps. You can go to my site and under algebra view the videos under linear equations in one variable. My website is listed on my channel.

[@Mathispower4u]

We subtract 4 on both sides to isolate the variable term -2x. As a result the right side is 10-4=6.

[@Mathispower4u]

This would be a proportion. If you search my channel for proportions, you will find several examples of this type of problem. I hope that helps.

[@Mathispower4u]

1st: Clear the fraction by multiplying both sides by 3: 3L = 5x -4 2nd: add 4 to both sides: 3L + 4 = 5x 3rd: Divide both sides by 5: (3L + 4)/5 = x This is similar to my video entitled: Examples 2: Solving a Formula for a Variable

[@LadyOya]

Do you have a video solving equations with fractions, exponents and square roots?

[@shithole9544]

I know it's been a yerr since you posted shyte but how would I go about doing problems such as 2w+1/3(w-6)=3/2 ????? or how aboot 0.08x+0.25(x-6)=0.03(x+10) please help this is killing me

[@chloeg7882]

Why did you put a 3 on number 7?? is it because the bottom number is 3??

[@Perfumised]

I really don't understand half of what you're doing on number: 5, 6 and 7. I need a lot of help with these step by step slowly. I can't catch up that quick, I have a F in Math, and I need help for that. I'm trying to get my GPA better so far it was 1.7 - 1.50! Please help me, and send a message thank you.

[@OhHalloLeibe]

How do I do 4/6=8/a?

[@captainmorgan2307]

FYI Problem number 7 is x = -15, not x = -12, he forgot to add the 6 to both sides.

[@tonyconley970]

thx helped me alot

[@angelgomez2723]

im soo confused

[@linhtran-kn5yc]

y-2+4(x-1)

[@SowingVirus8]

same here...

[@impoppy2711]

THANK YOUU!🤗

[@JosephCee]

oh god, im on THIS side of youtube..

[@leoramos1461]

Number two is x = 7

[@theonlyjumpyhumpy]

and yet he checks his answer and it's correct... you're wrong, mate.