I have some problem of prealgebra i feel confused when equation are diferent in one piece of paper. for example − 3 x 5 = 9 5

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I have some problem of prealgebra i feel confused when equation are diferent in one piece of paper. for example            −      3      x        5    =      9    5

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Step 1            −      3      x        5    =      9    5  No worries; the steps are always the same even if there are two items equal to each other. First, multiply both sides of the equation by 5 to remove the denominator:            −      3      x        5    =      9    5    →            −      3      x      ×      5        5    =            9      ×      5        5    →  −  3  x  =  9Next, divide both sides by -3 to find x:            −      3      x              −      3        =      9          −      3        →  x  −  3

I have some problem of prealgebra i feel confused when equation are diferent in one piece of paper. for example (3x)/5=9/5

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