Solving for x when your variable is on the right side and being divided

The video tutorial explains how to solve for X in an equation. It begins by emphasizing the importance of simplifying equations and removing denominators. The instructor demonstrates how to multiply both sides of the equation to eliminate fractions, leading to a simplified form. Finally, the tutorial shows how to isolate the variable X by performing arithmetic operations, resulting in the solution X = -11.

What is the first step to take when solving for X in an equation?

Explain why you cannot simply subtract 5 when it is part of a fraction in the equation.

Describe the process of eliminating the denominator in an equation.

What operation do you perform to isolate the variable X after simplifying the equation?

How do you express the final answer when solving for X?