Without an equality sign the given terms can't be classed as an equation and so therefore finding the value of x is not possible.
There is no variable, and the equation is not valid.
21 is the only solution of that equation.
2(10)+1
n + 13 = 21. n = 21 - 13
It can be simplified to: 22+6x or 6x+22But that's only a different, neater way to write it. It's not a 'solution', because"21 + 6x + 1" is not an equation or a question. It's just an expression that standsfor a number. The value of the number depends on the value of 'x'.
There is no variable, and the equation is not valid.
Zero.
21 is the only solution of that equation.
2(10)+1
It's a simple linear equation in 'a'.If you want to know the value of 'a' that makes the equation true,you can find it as follows:7a + 3 = 21Subtract 3 from each side:7a = 18Divide each side by 7:a = 18/7
If you mean 3n+5 = 21 then the value of n is 16/3
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n + 13 = 21. n = 21 - 13
It can be simplified to: 22+6x or 6x+22But that's only a different, neater way to write it. It's not a 'solution', because"21 + 6x + 1" is not an equation or a question. It's just an expression that standsfor a number. The value of the number depends on the value of 'x'.
25x+3x+21 = 32+51+9 Collect all like terms together and notice the change from +21 to -21, this is done in order to keep the equation in balance. 25x+3X = 32+51+9-21 28x = 71 Divide both sides of the equation by 28 to find the value of x: x = 71/28 or 2 and 15/28 x = 2.535714286 as a decimal
It has no solution. Equations have solutions, but expressions have not. Had you asked, 'What is the solution to -2x + 5 + 21 = 0 ?', then I would reply, '26 = 2x; therefore, x = 13', is your solution. You can check this, to see whether it is true. The equation is clearly true, if we substitute 13 for x: -2(13) + 5 + 21 = -26 + 5 + 21 = 0. The moral is that equations are statements and may be true or false. Mere expressions are not statements, and they are therefore neither true or false.
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