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Chapter 5, Problem 8AT
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Textbook Problem

Solve the following equations for the unknown and prove your solutions.

N 4 − 7 = 8

To determine

To calculate: The value of unknown from the equation N4−7=8 and prove the result.

Explanation

Given Information:

The provided equation is N4−7=8.

Formula used:

To solve the equation and prove the solution, follow the steps as mentioned below.

Step 1: Rearrange the unknown values to the left side and known values to the right side of the

equation by using the following sequence of order to solve the equation.

(a) Paranthesis, if any then clear it before performing the next operations by mutiplying the coefficient with each term inside the paranthesis.

(b) In order to solve the equations with more than one operation, apply opposite operations from the provided operation in the equation, that is, addition if substraction is in the equation and multiplication if division is provided in the equation and vice versa.

Step 2: Prove the solution by substituting the value obtained from step 1 in the original equation then check the left and right of the equation if, they are equal then the answer is correct.

Calculation:

Consider the provided equation, N4−7=8

To arrange the known values to the right side and unknown to the left side apply the opposite operation of subtraction, add 7 to both sides,

N4−7=8

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