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[...] is +3. Therefore, the unknown value of is 2. 3. Solution: Since the variable is multiplied by 2, then we will multiply both sides [...]

[...] by 0.2. Therefore, the unknown value of is 2. 3. Solution: Subtract both sides by 2.25 then multiply the result by 5. Therefore, [...]

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[...] of operations or whichever will result to a simpler equation. Again, the purpose in solving two-step equation is to combine the constants in one side of the equation and see to it that the variable [...]

[...] the decimals into whole numbers before solving the equation. Again, the purpose in solving two-step equation containing decimals is to combine the constants in one side of the equation and see to [...]

[...] below are examples of two–step equations containing integers. Solving Two-Step Equations Containing Integers To solve two–step equations, do the inverse of the operations involved one [...]

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[...] is involved or to do the inverse of what has done to the variable. Solving One-Step Equations Containing Integers To solve one–step equations, do the inverse of the operation involved. [...]