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How do I solve this?: 12x + 2 = 3x - 25

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12x + 2 = 3x - 25. STEP 1) subtract 3x from 12x so it now is: 9x +2 = -25 STEP 2) subtract 2 from -25 so it now is: 9x = -27 STEP 3) divide each side by 9 so now it is: x = -3

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