A vertical animation walks through solving 2x + 4 = 10 using inverse operations. The constant term moves to the other side with its sign flipped, simplifying the equation to 2x = 6, then the coefficient 2 divides both sides to isolate x. The final answer, x = 3, glows in neon green for emphasis. Useful for students learning algebraic balance and teachers introducing step-by-step equation solving.
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Create a clean, 2D minimalist math animation in 9:16 vertical format with a dark background. 1. Show the linear equation at the top: '2x + 4 = 10' in bright white. 2. Step 1: Animate the number '+4' moving to the right side of the equation, changing its sign to '-4'. 3. Show the updated equation: '2x = 10 - 4' and simplify it to '2x = 6'. 4. Step 2: Animate the number '2' moving to divide '6': 'x = 6 / 2'. 5. Final step: Show 'x = 3' highlighted in glowing neon green. Keep transitions smooth, text sharp, and high contrast.