How to solve Algebra equations Easily - Trick

This algebra trick allows you to easily solve where the variable (that letter x) occurs on either side of the equation. In just a few seconds. Snap!
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[@tecmath]

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[@debapriyobanerjee6993]

This is as same as solving normally tho

[@Bozemanjustin]

Yeah this is the way I was taught. I don't even understand another way

[@southpaw7426]

Trick? Is there another way??

[@jodiroesner4444]

THANK YOU!! Now I can help my grandkids with Algebra!

[@158yvz]

Umm thats the normal way

[@davidparkins1808]

I can't remember what the "old" way was if indeed it were different?

[@juffler463]

What's the trick here

[@robertthompson1530]

This is not a trick, its basic algebra as is taught in school

[@crazebamm]

No way it’s that simple. I spent years in school learning this, and what’s funny, and I NEVER learned it!

[@sippysipsip]

its really the same process as solving it properly 😭😭

[@Forxa1260]

Thank you, I was dreading doing Kumon but now this will make it easier.😮

[@excuseme5086]

How do you know where to put on the side? Because you said to move the x from the right to left, but with the exercise, you moved the left to the right?

[@artiepaveglio5606]

*PromoSM*

[@frederickjk3]

Thank you, this is great!

[@-JA-]

❤️👍

[@roomelstin]

👍

[@epicmotivationtime8497]

Excellent channel

[@seanorechogamingdempsey6245]

Could i have help? For thr last one i got x=1/4 instead of x=-1/4

[@choco7066]

So the equation,
2x+2=6x+3 can be written as
2x-6x=3-2 this is done by changing the signs of the terms while taking x values to one side and number to the other.
Basically when a positive number goes to the other side its sign changes to its opposite(negative).
After that step we can then simplify the equation by subtracting since we got 2x-6x=3-2
-4x=1
x=1/-4 (or) -1/4

[@frederickjk3]

I got the same at first, until I realized I put everything on one side.

[@goldilocks913]

I have no idea what that was but l really enjoyed it 👍🇬🇧

[@First-Name--Last-Name]

You are the most intelligent Brit

[@goldilocks913]

@@First-Name--Last-Name That’s very kind of you thank you

[@First-Name--Last-Name]

@@goldilocks913 Yes, indeed