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I need all the help in Algebra. I just dont understand the questions that are given to me.:confused:
Hey I'm really good at algebra. Do you still need help?

3x-7+x=5

What is the answer

First, separate the values containing variables (3x and x) from those that don't (-7 and 5.) Then divide the numerical values by the coefficient remaining on the variable.

Wouldn't it be --

3x-7+x = 5

3x+x = 5 + 7

4x = 12

x = 3

I haven't done homework algebra in centuries, but x = 3 checks out.

3x-7+x=5

4x-7=5
-7 -7
________
4x=5

x=5/4

I think you got this one wrong! You should have added the 7's to both sides of the equation to make them stay equal. It should be 4x=12 which would make x=3