Solve 11x + 6 = ā104
The solution of 11x + 6 = ā104 is x = -10.
How to work it out
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The goal is to get x alone. Undo the operations in the opposite order: first the addition, then the multiplication.
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Subtract 6 from both sides:
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Divide both sides by 11:
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Check: put x = -10 back into the equation.
LaTeX source of the formulas on this page
\[ 11x + 6 = -104\ \Rightarrow\ x = -10 \]
\[ 11x + 6 = -104 \]
\[ 11x + 6 - 6 = -104 - 6 \ \Rightarrow\ 11x = -110 \]
\[ \frac{11x}{11} = \frac{-110}{11} \ \Rightarrow\ x = -10 \]
\[ 11\cdot(-10) + 6 = -110 + 6 = -104 \checkmark \]Trying values of x in 11x + 6 = ā104
| x | 11x + 6 | Equals -104? |
|---|---|---|
| -12 | -126 | no |
| -11 | -115 | no |
| -10 | -104 | yes |
| -9 | -93 | no |
| -8 | -82 | no |
Questions
What is x in 11x + 6 = ā104?
The solution of 11x + 6 = ā104 is x = -10.
How do you solve 11x + 6 = ā104?
Subtract 6 from both sides to get 11x = -110, then divide both sides by 11 to get x = -10.
How do I check the answer?
Replace x by -10: 11(-10) + 6 = -104, which is -104.