Form new equation by carrying out the action on both sides
$2 x+3=13$
Given :
Given equation is $2x+3 = 13$.
To do :
We have to multiply both the sides of the equation by 2.
Solution :
$2(2x+3) = 2(13)$
$2(2x) + 2(3) = 2(13)$
$4x+6 = 26$
The new equation is $4x+6 = 26$.
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