Stackzalexis
Stackzalexis
28-02-2017
Mathematics
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solve the equation: -35= -5+6(x+4)
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malarihoskins
malarihoskins
28-02-2017
x = -9
You solve for x by simplifying both sides of the equation, and isolating the variable.
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IsabellaRosette
IsabellaRosette
28-02-2017
-35 = -5 + 6x + 24
-35 + 5 - 24 = 6x
-59 + 5 = 6x
6x = -54
x = -9
Your answer is -9.
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