Question
Question: How do you solve \(8=8v-4\left( v+8 \right)\)?...
How do you solve 8=8v−4(v+8)?
Solution
We separate the variables and the constants of the equation 8=8v−4(v+8). We apply the binary operation of addition and subtraction for both variables and constants. The solutions of the variables and the constants will be added at the end to get the final answer to equate with 0. Then we solve the linear equation to find the value of v.
Complete step by step answer:
The given equation 8=8v−4(v+8) is a linear equation of v. We need to simplify the equation by solving the variables and the constants separately.
All the terms in the equation of 8=8v−4(v+8) are either variable of v or a constant. We first separate the variables. We break the multiplication by multiplying 4 with (v+8).
8=8v−4(v+8)⇒8=8v−4v−32
We take the variables and the constants all together to solve it.
8=8v−4v−32⇒8v−4v−32−8=0
There are two such variables which are 8v and −4v.
The binary operation between them is addition which gives us 8v−4v=4v.
Now we take the constants.
There are two such constants which are −32 and −8.
The binary operation between them is addition which gives us −32−8=−40.
The final solution becomes
8v−4v−32−8=0⇒4v−40=0.
Now we take the variable on one side and the constants on the other side. Then we divide both sides with 4. We get the solution for v.