00:01
So we would have to explain or show the differences and similarities between equations with variables on one side only and on both sides.
00:12
Let's say, since we're going to create two equations, let's say x is our variable.
00:22
Now, both sides of our first equation have x as our variable.
00:27
And our second equation will just have one.
00:31
Now we want to show the similarities and differences.
00:36
Well, first of all, you can see that there's variables on both sides on the top one and just one on the bottom.
00:43
But let's include some numbers.
00:46
Let's multiply 2 on the left -hand side with 2, and the right -hand side with 1.
00:54
Now, let's multiply the first one with 1.
01:01
And to add some more numbers, you will add 3, add 3, add 5, and add 5.
01:10
Now let's see how different these are.
01:14
Well, first of all, we still have our numbers.
01:21
They're exactly the same.
01:22
Our only difference is the 2x, 1x, and 1x.
01:29
Well, actually, they're both the same equation...