Mathematics, 04.09.2019 05:10 darriancascioli
Which statements are true when using algebra tiles to solve the equation 8x + (–4) = 11x + 5?
check all that apply.
add 8 negative x-tiles to both sides of the equation to create a zero pair on the left side.
add 11 positive x-tiles to both sides of the equation to create a zero pair on the right side.
add 4 positive unit tiles to both sides of the equation to create a zero pair on the right side.
add 5 negative unit tiles to both sides of the equation to create a zero pair on the right side.
divide both groups by 3.
the solution is x = 3.
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