How to solve -d/6+12=-7

1 answer:

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IF you are solving for d:

isolate the D, do the opposite of PEMDAS.

-d/6 + 12 = -7

(subtract 12 from both sides)

-d/6 + 12 (-12) = -7 (-12)

-d/6 = -19

(multiply 6 to both sides)

-d/6(6) = -19(6)

-d = -19(6)

-d = -144

-d/-1 = -144/-1

d = 144

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