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How can I solve and check for 12>2x-8=15?

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makkiz [27]3 years ago

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Solve by isolating x, check by plugging in the value you got for x in the original equation

DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago

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First start with trying to solve 2x-8 which you solve by doing the following above, then you see that x=4 which means that 2x-8= 0
2x4-8
2x4=8
8-8=0
Idk what the greater sign means but 12 is bigger than 0 or it is incorrect cuz the answer will still be 12

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