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Solve for
j
j
j
.
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−
8
j
−
13
=
14
j
+
15
−
18
j
-8j - 13 = 14j + 15 - 18j
−
8
j
−
13
=
14
j
+
15
−
18
j
\newline
j
=
j =
j
=
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Algebra 1
Solve linear equations: mixed review
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Q.
Solve for
j
j
j
.
\newline
−
8
j
−
13
=
14
j
+
15
−
18
j
-8j - 13 = 14j + 15 - 18j
−
8
j
−
13
=
14
j
+
15
−
18
j
\newline
j
=
j =
j
=
__
Combine like terms:
Combine like terms on the right side of the equation.
\newline
−
8
j
−
13
=
14
j
+
15
−
18
j
-8j - 13 = 14j + 15 - 18j
−
8
j
−
13
=
14
j
+
15
−
18
j
\newline
−
8
j
−
13
=
(
14
j
−
18
j
)
+
15
-8j - 13 = (14j - 18j) + 15
−
8
j
−
13
=
(
14
j
−
18
j
)
+
15
\newline
−
8
j
−
13
=
−
4
j
+
15
-8j - 13 = -4j + 15
−
8
j
−
13
=
−
4
j
+
15
Add
j
j
j
terms:
Add
4
j
4j
4
j
to both sides to get all the
j
j
j
terms on one side.
\newline
−
8
j
+
4
j
−
13
=
−
4
j
+
4
j
+
15
-8j + 4j - 13 = -4j + 4j + 15
−
8
j
+
4
j
−
13
=
−
4
j
+
4
j
+
15
\newline
−
4
j
−
13
=
15
-4j - 13 = 15
−
4
j
−
13
=
15
Add
13
13
13
:
Add
13
13
13
to both sides to isolate the
j
j
j
term.
\newline
−
4
j
−
13
+
13
=
15
+
13
-4j - 13 + 13 = 15 + 13
−
4
j
−
13
+
13
=
15
+
13
\newline
−
4
j
=
28
-4j = 28
−
4
j
=
28
Divide by
−
4
-4
−
4
:
Divide both sides by
−
4
-4
−
4
to solve for
j
j
j
.
−
4
j
−
4
=
28
−
4
\frac{-4j}{-4} = \frac{28}{-4}
−
4
−
4
j
=
−
4
28
j
=
−
7
j = -7
j
=
−
7
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