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Does the rule "whatever you do to one side you have to do to the other side" always apply in math?

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Yes, if both sides are separated by an '=' sign.

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Almost on everything! I have not had a reason not too, yet! (:

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i beleive so

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Yes, if both sides are separated by an '=' sign.

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Does the rule "whatever you do to one side you have to do to the other side" always apply in math?

 

It is for solving equations.

 

Equations have to balance.

 

e.g.   If you take 5 of one side you have to take 5 off the other side as well or it won't 'balance' any more

 

 

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Think of it like those old fashioned scales that have to balance.  Equations must always balance

 

eg

if

x=8

then

x+3=8+3

x/6=8/6

etc.

they won't be equal anymore if you do not do the same thing to both sides.

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