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How to solve algebraic expressions

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If you're solving an algebraic equation, then your goal is to get the variable. The variable is known as x. on one side of the equation, while placing the constant terms on the other side of the equation. You can isolate x by division, multiplication, addition, subtraction,or other operations.

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solutions:

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