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3 years ago

I couldn't find this answer anywhere!! -x/6+6=32

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prisoha [69]3 years ago

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Answer.

x=156

How to solve

x /6 +6=32

1 /6 x+6=32

1 /6 x+6−6=32−6

1 /6 x=26

6*( 1/ 6 x)=(6)*(26)

x=156

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