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Solve this equation. Explain or show your WORK. 6(x - 7)= 2x + x + 9
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Solve this equation. Explain or show your WORK. 6(x - 7)= 2x + x + 9

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Answer:

  • x = 17

Explanation:

  • 6(x - 7)= 2x + x + 9
  • 6x - 42 = 3x + 9
  • 6x - 3x = 9 + 42
  • 3x = 51
  • x = 51/3
  • x = 17
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