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    How do you write equations?

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    See, the equation is also a kind of "identity relation" but  the variable we use in the equation has specific value whereas "identity relation" is true for all values of variables.


    For example, ( x +2 ) ( x +2) = x2 + 2x + 4


    In above equation, if you put any value of x, then relation is true for all values of x,


    such a relation is called "Identity relation"


    While forming equation is any easy task,


    1. Put the any variable [a,b,c, ............x,y,z] with any number with sign [multiplication, division, addition or subtraction]


    2. Then, use equal axiom relating to it another number.


    For example,


    1. You assume the variable x with addition sign with the number 2 as x + 2


    2. Then , using equal axiom with  any number like 5,


    then your equation will be x +2 = 5


    and the required value of x is 3.


    Hope this has clear your concept of "how to form an equation".


    Share this idea with your friends too.


     


     



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