Four students share 6 oranges equally. how many oranges does each student get?

Each student will receive one and a half oranges (1.5)

6/4 = 1.5

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They get 2 each I know this because when you take 2 into 6 it comes out to being multiplied 3 in 2 groups each

You get all of the 'x's on one side of the equation, and everything else
on the other side.

I'll use your equation to demonstrate.  Please watch closely:

                                                 6x = 5x + 7

Subtract  5x  from each side:        x  = 7 .

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' 7 ' is the 'solution' to this equation.  That means:  ' 7 ' is the number
that  'x'  must be in order for the equation to be a true statement. 
If  'x'  is any other number but 7, the equation makes a statement
that's false.

Example:  What if we make  'x'  ten ?  Then the equation says

                6 (10)  =  5 (10) + 7

                  60     =   50    + 7

                     60  =  57      HONK !   Not true !    'x' can only be ' 7 ' .