Vaishali Bhatia and Rupesh Pathak Solutions for Chapter: Linear Equations in One Variable, Exercise 8: Worksheet

One value can satisfy more than one equation.

On adding different numbers to the two sides of an equation, the equality remains undisturbed.

By method of transposition, $-$ becomes $÷$ on changing the side.

The unknown quantity in a word problem can be assumed to be a number like $1, 2, 3$ etc.

Identify the linear equation in one variable from the following equation.

$2x+2=5\left(10x+1\right)$

Identify the linear equation in one variable from the following equation.

$3\left(16x+4\right)>51$

Identify the linear equation in one variable from the following equation.

Identify the linear equation in one variable from the following equation.

$16x+2=80x$