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Solving multiplication equationsWhen solving multiplication equations, they will have this form:
ax = c
Recall that ax + b = c is a linear equation Thus, the equation ax = c is a linear equation with b = 0 You can also solve ax = c in one step. When solving one step equation of the form ax = c, just divide both sides by of the equation by a. Example #1:  Example #2:  Before you look at example #3, I strongly encourage you to review multiplication and division of fractions Example #3: Study example #3 carefully and remember that anything divided by the same thing is 1. That is why 2/5 divided by 2/5 is 1.Also, it is perfectly OK to write 10 as 10/1 because anything divided by 1 gives you the same thing.  Linear equations calculator Easily solve equations of the form ax = c with the click of a button!
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