I just need a quick small response for this. How is the process of isolating a variable in these literal equations similar to solving a one-step equation? How is it different?

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Hooligancat · Answer 1 · 2021-05-24T04:52:35+0000

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the process of isolating a variable in these literal equations is similar to solving a one-step equation because after isolating a variable you solve the rest of the equation,it is different from solving a one-step equation because it is more than one step so it takes longer to solve

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