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Mathematics problem..-example-1
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Answer:

a) x + 10 = 45

b) 3 = 6 - x

c) d = s * t

Step-by-step explanation: This is actually pretty simple. Let's put down one theorem.

SYMMETRIC THEOREM OF PROPERTIES: If a equals b, then b must equal a. Thus, a = b and b = a.

This is all we're really doing.

Take a) for example, 45 = x + 10. Let's label (45) as A, and (x + 10) as B. Thus we have A = B. Now we know by the Symmetric Property, we have B = A. Thus, substituting B and A again, we get x + 10 = 45.

Just keep doing this with all the equations.

Hope this helped!

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