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Find the value of 6-4x=7x-9x+10

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astra-53 [7]3 years ago

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Simplify 7x - 9x + 10 to -2x + 10

subtract 6 from both sides

simplify -2x + 10 - 6 to -2x + 4

add 2x to both sides

simplify -4x + 2x to -2x

divide both sides by -2

simplify 4/2 to 2

Answer: x = -2.

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