<span>Twelve diminished by six times a number</span>
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<span>12 - 6x </span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
There is really no way to show that of I know of without drawing it but here is this. I hope this helps and not really exact on position but that is very close.
Firstly, since these two fractions have the same denominator, add the numerators up: 
While it appears that the answer is -6/4, you can further simplify it by dividing the numerator and denominator by 2: 
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We are given the expression:
U = E * P
The equality symbol “ = “ means that for all cases, the
value of U and E * P must always be equal. This means that whatever happens on
the left side, must equally happen on the right side.
So what this actually means is that, if we double U so we
must also double the expression E * P, that is:
2 U = 2 (E * P)
However since P stays constant in the process, therefore
only E is changed, hence:
2 U = P * 2 E
So we can see that E is also doubled.
42 is the LCD of all the above fractions.
