What inverse operation is used to solve the equation 2x=10

A) add 2 to both sides

B) divide by 2 on both sides

C) multiply by 2 on both sides

D) subtract 2 from both sides

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Mathematics

Dylan Stanley

13 September, 00:10

What inverse operation is used to solve the equation 2x=10

A) add 2 to both sides

B) divide by 2 on both sides

C) multiply by 2 on both sides

D) subtract 2 from both sides

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Triston Dudley · Answer 1

Triston Dudley 13 September, 00:51

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It's c multiply by 2 on both sides

Cujo · Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

2x = 10 ... there are 2 ways to solve this ... u can either divide by 2 on both sides, or multiply by 1/2 on both sides. However, the inverse operation would be the dividing by 2 because it is the inverse of multiplying.

so ur answer is : divide by 2 on both sides

What inverse operation is used to solve the equation 2x=10A) add 2 to both sidesB) divide by 2 on both sidesC) multiply by 2 on both sidesD) subtract 2 from both sides

What inverse operation is used to solve the equation 2x=10

A) add 2 to both sides

B) divide by 2 on both sides

C) multiply by 2 on both sides

D) subtract 2 from both sides