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Select the correct answer.

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$\text{Molly used the addition property of equality}\\\\\text{In the equation shown in the question, you can see that Molly is trying}\\\text{to find the value of "d"}\\\\\text{In order to do this, she must get the "d" variable by itself}\\\\\text{To do this, she adds "3d" to both sides to get the "d" variable on one side}\\\\$

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