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Complete The Last Column of the table.

\begin{gathered}\begin{gathered}\begin{gathered}\begin{gathered}\boxed{\begin{array}{c|c|c|c}\bf{S.No.}&\bf \: {Equation}&\bf \:{Value}& \bf{(Yes | No)}\\\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}&\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}&\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}&\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}\\\sf {1)}&\sf{x + 3 = 0}&\sf{x = 3}& \sf{}\\\\\sf{2)}&\sf x + 3 = 0&\sf x = 0&\sf \\\\\sf 3)&\sf x + 3 = 0&\sf x = - 3&\sf \\\\\sf 4)&\sf x - 7&\sf x = 7&\sf \\\\\sf 5)&\sf x - 7&\sf x = 8&\sf \\\\\sf 6)&\sf 5x = 25&\sf x = 0&\sf \\\\\sf 7)&\sf 5x = 25&\sf x = 5&\sf \\\\ \sf 8)&\sf 5x = 25&\sf x =  - 5&\sf  \\\\ \sf 9)&\sf  \dfrac{m}{3} = 2&\sf m =  - 6&\sf \\\\ \sf 10)&\sf \dfrac{m}{3} = 2 &\sf m = 0&\sf  \\\\ \sf 11)&\sf \dfrac{m}{3} = 2 &\sf m = 6&\sf \\\\ \end{array}}\end{gathered}\end{gathered}\end{gathered}\end{gathered}

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\begin{gathered}\begin{gathered}\begin{gathered}\begin{gathered}\boxed{\begin{array}{c|c|c|c}\bf{S.No.}&\bf \: {Equation}&\bf \:{Value}& \bf{(Yes | No)}\\\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}&\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}&\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}&\frac{\qquad \qquad}{}\\\sf {1)}&\sf{x + 3 = 0}&\sf{x = 3}& \sf{yes}\\\\\sf{2)}&\sf x + 3 = 0&\sf x = 0&\sf no\\\\\sf 3)&\sf x + 3 = 0&\sf x = - 3&\sf no\\\\\sf 4)&\sf x - 7&\sf x = 7&\sf no \\\\\sf 5)&\sf x - 7&\sf x = 8&\sf yes\\\\\sf 6)&\sf 5x = 25&\sf x = 0&\sf no\\\\\sf 7)&\sf 5x = 25&\sf x = 5&\sf yes \\\\ \sf 8)&\sf 5x = 25&\sf x =  - 5&\sf no \\\\ \sf 9)&\sf  \dfrac{m}{3} = 2&\sf m =  - 6&\sf no \\\\ \sf 10)&\sf \dfrac{m}{3} = 2 &\sf m = 0&\sf no \\\\ \sf 11)&\sf \dfrac{m}{3} = 2 &\sf m = 6&\sf yes \\\\ \end{array}}\end{gathered}\end{gathered}\end{gathered}\end{gathered} \\\\\dag{\bf{\underline{\red{LoveYouHindi}}}}

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

1st Statement

  : \implies \sf{(x + 3 = 0)} = (x = 3)

 : \implies \sf{(x = 0 - 3)} = (x = 3)

 : \implies \sf{(x =- 3)} = (x = 3)

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

2nd Statement

  : \implies \sf{(x + 3 = 0)} = (x = 0)

  : \implies \sf{(x = 0 - 3)} = (x = 0)

  : \implies \sf{(x = - 3)} = (x = 0)

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

3rd Statement

  : \implies \sf{(x + 3 =0 )} = (x =  - 3)

 : \implies \sf{(x =0 - 3 )} = (x =  - 3)

 : \implies \sf{(x =- 3 )} = (x =  - 3)

  • The Answer is Yes.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

4th Statement

  : \implies \sf{(x  -  7=1 )} = (x =  7)

 : \implies \sf{(x  =1 + 7 )} = (x =  7)

: \implies \sf{(x  =8 )} = (x =  7)

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

5th Statement

 : \implies \sf{(x  -  7=1 )} = (x =  8)

: \implies \sf{(x  =1 +7 )} = (x =  8)

: \implies \sf{(x  =8  )} = (x =  8)

  • The Answer is Yes.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

6th Statement

  :  \implies\sf(5x = 25) = ( x=0)

  :  \implies\sf \bigg(x =  \dfrac{25}{5}\bigg) = ( x=0)

 :  \implies\sf \bigg(x = \cancel\dfrac{25}{5}\bigg) = ( x=0)

 :  \implies\sf {(x =  5) = ( x=0)}

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

7th Statement

  :  \implies\sf(5x = 25) = ( x=5)

 :  \implies\sf \bigg(x =\dfrac{25}{5}\bigg) = ( x=5)

 :  \implies\sf \bigg(x = \cancel\dfrac{25}{5}\bigg) = ( x=5)

 :  \implies\sf {(x =  5) = ( x=5)}

  • The Answer is Yes.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

8th Statement

  :  \implies\sf(5x = 25) = ( x= - 5)

 :  \implies\sf \bigg(x = \dfrac{25}{5}\bigg) = ( x= - 5)

 :  \implies\sf \bigg(x = \cancel\dfrac{25}{5}\bigg) = ( x= - 5)

 :  \implies\sf {(x =  5) = ( x= - 5)}

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

9th Statement

 : \implies\sf{\bigg(\dfrac{m}{3} = 2 \bigg) = (m = - 6)}

 : \implies\sf{({m} = 2 \times 3 )= (m = - 6)}

 : \implies\sf{({m} = 6 )= (m = - 6)}

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

10th Statement

: \implies\sf{\bigg(\dfrac{m}{3} = 2 \bigg) = (m = 0)}

: \implies\sf{({m} = 2 \times 3 )= (m = 0)}

: \implies\sf{({m} = 6 )= (m = 0)}

  • The Answer is No.

\begin{gathered}\end{gathered}

11th Statement

: \implies\sf{\bigg(\dfrac{m}{3} = 2 \bigg) = (m =  6)}

: \implies\sf{({m} = 2 \times 3 )= (m = 6)}

: \implies\sf{({m} = 6 )= (m = 6)}

  • The Answer is Yes.

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