-69+28x=1

Simple and best practice solution for -69+28x=1 equation. Check how easy it is, and learn it for the future. Our solution is simple, and easy to understand, so don`t hesitate to use it as a solution of your homework.

If it's not what You are looking for type in the equation solver your own equation and let us solve it.

Solution for -69+28x=1 equation:


-69+28x=1

We simplify the equation to the form, which is simple to understand 
-69+28x=1

We move all terms containing x to the left and all other terms to the right. 
+28x=+1+69

We simplify left and right side of the equation. 
+28x=+70

We divide both sides of the equation by 28 to get x. 
x=2.5

See similar equations:

| (3x-27)/3x | | -1/2x=16 | | 420*7= | | 3(-1/3)^3-3(-1/3)^2-3(-1/3)+8 | | 9x=3780 | | -20x=35 | | s^2+20s+100=0 | | 2.7x-3.3=33.7 | | (4h^14k^16)^3/2 | | 5x+4y=105findy | | 10+2x=-2x+26 | | 8x-4=-2x-24 | | 2(-1/6)^3-(-1/6)^2-4(-1/6)+4 | | 11x-(-5x-2)=98 | | 5x+4y=105 | | 5(-4)+3=y-7 | | (r^1/6s^1/6)^2 | | 3a^3-14a^2-5a=0 | | -4x-1=-2x-21 | | 4-4y=-5 | | 4h+10=2h*-22 | | 3m^3-18m^2-21m=0 | | 3(-1/3)^3-3(-1/3)^2-3(1/3)+10 | | 0-4y=-5 | | 15=20+5x | | x^5-x^4-30x^3=0 | | 5y^3dx-y^2(-2x+x^4y^2)dy=0 | | (256a^2b^-6/a^-2b^2)^1/4 | | -4x+20=-16 | | 77x^6/11x^3/13 | | -3[(1+5)-(-3-7)-2]= | | 7u+28=-4(u+4) |

Equations solver categories