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A. 5x=3x B. 5=3 how can we get equation B from equation A
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A. 5x=3x
B. 5=3
how can we get equation B from equation A
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Divide x on both sides and they’ll cancel out
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You can get to equation B from equation A by dividing both sides by x.
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