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2 years ago

I think u guys know what to do !!!

Mathematics

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kotykmax [81]2 years ago

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Answer:

B, C

Step-by-step explanation:

7 - x = 18

7 - 2x = 18 - x

126 - 14x = 324 - 18x

We are nowhere near the solution.

-x = 11

x = -11

This works.

7 = x + 18

-11 = x

This works.

25 - x = 36

-25 + x = -36

This does not help.

7 = x + 18

0 = x + 11

We still do not have a solution.

Answer: B, C

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