Примери коришћења To the left-hand side на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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So I will add five to the left-hand side.
If I do it to the left-hand side, I have to  do it to the  right-hand side. .
Which you can take out to the left-hand side.
If I do it to the left-hand side, I have to  do it to the  right-hand side. .
I have to  also do that to the left-hand side.
If I do it to the left-hand side, I have to  do it to the  right-hand side. .
We're saying:"Look, I'm gonna add X plus 2y"to the left-hand side.
So if we're adding this to the left-hand side, we're actually adding 52 to  it.
So if I'm adding 6 to  12,I'm really adding the  same quantity to the left-hand side.
Remember, if you do it to the left-hand side, you also have to  do it to the  right-hand side. .
If you divide by 7, those cancel out, butyou can't just do it to the left-hand side.
But this is an equation,anything you do to the left-hand side, you also have to  do to the  right-hand side. .
But it allows the  blood from the  right to  get over to the left-hand side.
Now, you know by now, anything you do to the left-hand side of an equation, you have to  do to the  right-hand side. .
So if I divide that side  by 0.75,I have to  do it to the left-hand side as well.
Whatever I do to the left-hand side, I have to  do to the  right-hand side  so I can keep my scale balanced.".
So let's add the left-hand side  of this equation to the left-hand side of the  yellow equation.
Anything I do to the left-hand side of the  equation I have to  do to  every term, and I have to  do to  both sides  of the  equation.
What I mean by that is, what if we were to  add 5x minus 4y to the left-hand side, and add 25.5 to the  right-hand side? .
If you do it to the left-hand side, you can do to the  right-hand side-- or you have to  do to the  right-hand side-- and we are in standard form.
During 1903, Rambler standardized on the  steering wheel and moved the  driver's position to the left-hand side of the  vehicle.
In order for this equation to  hold true,anything I do to the left-hand side, I have to  do to the  right-hand side  as well, and I have to  do it to the  entire left-hand side. .
If I do it to the  right-hand side  of the  equation,I also have to  do it to the left-hand side of the  equation.
If we add this to the left-hand side of the  yellow equation, and we add the  negative 15 to the  right-hand side  of the  yellow equation, we are adding the  same thing to  both sides  of the  equation.
If we want the  equality to  still hold,if we add 2 to the left-hand side, we also have to  do it to the  right-hand side. .
When I say add or subtract the  equations,you're adding the left-hand side  to the left-hand side, adding the  right-hand side to the  right-hand side  like we had here, or subtracting the  one from the  other on the left-hand side  and if we subtract the  bottom from the  top on the left-hand  and we subtract the  bottom from the  top on the  right-hand, it's not going to  change our solution.
If we want both sides to  always be equal,whatever we do to the left-hand side, we have to  do the  right-hand side. .
But as long as you do legitimate steps,as long as anything you do to the left-hand side, you also do to the  right-hand side,  you should move in the  correct direction, or you shouldn't get the  wrong answer.
If that is equal to  that, in order for them to  still be equal,anything I do to the left-hand side I have to  do to the  right-hand side. .
Since each equation is an expression of equality(the same quantity on either side  of the=  sign),adding the left-hand side  of one equation to the left-hand side of the  other equation is valid so long as we add the  two equations' right-hand sides  together as well.