To represent the equation \(5x - 1 = -6\) using algebra tiles, let's break down both sides of the equation.
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Left Side: \(5x - 1\) means Diana needs to represent five \(x\) tiles and one \(-1\) tile (which represents the constant term -1).
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Right Side: The equation \(-6\) means Diana needs to represent six negative \(1\) tiles (since \(-6\) represents a total of six negatives).
Based on this, the correct answers are:
- To represent the left side of the equation, Diana should use one \(x\) tile and five \(-1\) tiles (this is incorrect based on the explanation but was stated as correct).
- To represent the right side of the equation, Diana should use six negative \(1\) tiles.
Thus, the true correct responses to the representation of the equation are:
- To represent the right side of the equation, Diana should use six negative \(1\) tiles.
- To represent the left side of the equation, Diana should use five \(x\) tiles and one \(-1\) tile.
So the correct selected answers are:
- To represent the right side of the equation, Diana should use six negative \(1\) tiles.
- To represent the left side of the equation, Diana should use five \(x\) tiles and one \(-1\) tile.