3 years ago

My question is what is 7+6x=3x+3+4x

Mathematics

1 answer:

sleet_krkn [62]3 years ago

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7+6x= 3x+3+4x

7+6x= 3x+4x+3

7+6x= 7x+3

move +7x to the other side

sign changes from +7x to -7x

7+6x-7x= 7x-7x+3

7-x= 3

Move 7 to the other side.

Sign changes from +7 to -7.

7-7-x= 3-7

-x= -4

Multiply by -1

-1(-x)= -1(-4)

x= 4

answer: x= 4

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