Which equation has the same solution as 7x−14=21?

2 answers:

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Yky. we'd to provide the other options but to do this you need to +14 to both side. 21+14 then -14+14 cancel. so it's now

7x=35 then you divide 7 in both sides 7 cancels 35/7 =5

x=5

laila [671]2 years ago

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Answer:

2x=10

Step-by-step explanation:

7x-14=21

x=5

2x=10 (divide both sides by two)

2x/2 10/2

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