5x+8=9x+12 helpppppp
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
First, you subtract by 8 from both sides of an equation.
5x+8-8=9x+12-8
Subtract.
12-8=4
5x=9x+4
Then, you subtract by 9x from both sides of an equation.
5x-9x=9x+4-9x
Simplify by equation.
-4x=-4
Divide by -4 from both sides of an equation.
-4x/-4=-4/-4
Divide by the numbers from left/right.
-4/-4=-1
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