Which value is a solution of the equation 2-8x=-6 ? ( 1point )

1 answer:

5 0

<span>Here the given equation is : 2-8x= -6 By bring -6 on the Left Hand size and taking 8x on the Right Hand side, the equation become. 2+6= 8X 8= 8X X=8/8 X=1 Hence value of X is 1. Hence correct option is A.</span>

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