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How do you use the Multiplication or Division Properties of Equality? - Answers

The multiplication property allows you to multiply both sides of an equation by any non-zero constant without affecting the solutions to the equation. In this context, division by any number (other than 0) is equally valid. These two properties are equivalent in the sense that dividing through by any non-zero number x is the same as multiplying through by 1/x. These properties can be used to change the coefficients of the variables in simultaneous equations. The modified equations can then be added or subtracted together to eliminate one or more of the variables - provided at least one variable is left.



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The multiplication property allows you to multiply both sides of an equation by any non-zero constant without affecting the solutions to the equation. In this context, division by any number (other than 0) is equally valid. These two properties are equivalent in the sense that dividing through by any non-zero number x is the same as multiplying through by 1/x. These properties can be used to change the coefficients of the variables in simultaneous equations. The modified equations can then be added or subtracted together to eliminate one or more of the variables - provided at least one variable is left.



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How do you use the Multiplication or Division Properties of Equality? - Answers

The multiplication property allows you to multiply both sides of an equation by any non-zero constant without affecting the solutions to the equation. In this context, division by any number (other than 0) is equally valid. These two properties are equivalent in the sense that dividing through by any non-zero number x is the same as multiplying through by 1/x. These properties can be used to change the coefficients of the variables in simultaneous equations. The modified equations can then be added or subtracted together to eliminate one or more of the variables - provided at least one variable is left.

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