Question

undoing can be used to move an x to the other side of an equation.
after you pick your answer press go.
true false go

Explanation:

In solving equations, the "undoing" operation (like inverse operations) is used to isolate variables. For example, if we have \(x + 3 = 5\), we can "undo" the addition of 3 by subtracting 3 from both sides, which effectively moves terms (including those with \(x\)) to the other side. So the statement is correct.

Answer:

True