WELCOME
TO
"I CAN DO IT"
Part2

>.^_^.<
 

Now the last page is just as easy as this page if you are me but, you aren't so this is hard to you. So I will take it slow just like last time because everyone can't be as perfect as me.

*Linear*

Now if you went to this page then you really want to learn so that's good.
Ok you want to learn but can you?
Well we will see.

So you see a prob like this 6(2+y)=3(3-y) and you freak!!
Now you won't have to
cause....
I'm going to show you how to do it.

Well you have to distribute first but, if you look really hard you will see a trick that will help.
6(2+y)=3(3-y)
/2          /2
       2(2+y)=3-y

My my was that really all that hard hmmmmmm.
Now  what is the next step.

       2(2+y)=3-y
4+2y=3-y

Well did you see what I did? If you didn't well sorry to bad you should know what I did but, because I love you so much I will tell I just distributed.

On to the part that you probably don't get.

4+2y=3-y
-3       -3
1+2y=-y
-2y     -2y
1=-3y
   /-3   /-3
-1/3=y

!!O MY LORD YOU DID IT AGAIN!!
I'm so so happy for you now.
Hopefully you really have this down.
If you do you can to this ok just do the same thing,
k
 

Well you really don't need #s to do this so try this out.
I know you can do this!

-@ x $ = J(>.^_^.< + K)

Now find K.

Well first of all lets get rid of J.

-@ x $ = J(>.^_^.< + K)
/J          /J
-@ x $ = >.^_^.< + K
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    J                
Now do you see what I'm doing; ok now try the next step on your own.

OK your Final answer should be,
->.^_^.< -@ x $ = K
-----------------
J

Well here is one do do all on your own.
>.^_^.<
pV=nR+T
Now find,
n

Now you should have an answer that looks like this,
pV-T=n
-----
R

Well my work here is done
for now so hoped you like this page
If you have any questions comments or just want to talk to a really cool person
WHICH IS ME!!
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