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Which inverse operation would you use to solve the equation x/6-4=8

1 answer:

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Hi there!

To find x, you would need to use the inverse of subtraction (addition) and inverse of division (multiplication), since you'd need to isolate x to one side of the equation to set x equal to a number.

Hope this helps!

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