Prakash Tiwari and Ishita Joshi Solutions for Chapter: Linear Equations and Inequations, Exercise 2: Let's Practice

Solve the linear equation in one variable and represent the solution on the number line: $4y+5=15.5$

Solve the linear equation in one variable and represent the solution on the number line: $\frac{x}{2}-\frac{x}{3}=4$

Solve the linear equation in one variable and represent the solution on the number line: $3\left(x-1\right)=6$

Is $y=6$ is the solution of the equation $3y-9=22$?

Is the solution to the equation $7p-11=9$ is a natural number?

Can two different equations have the same value as their solution? If yes, give an example.

Is $x=-2$ the solution of $3x-12=14$?

If both sides of an equation are multiplied by $-2$, will it change the value of the solution?