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Ulleksa [173]
3 years ago
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Felipe and Makayla each tried to solve the same

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amid [387]3 years ago
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Felipe subtract 3x from both side to get rid of x on one side. Ik this isn’t part of the answer but the correct way to do this would be to subtract 2x from each side after adding 8 to each side of the equation
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