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How would you solve the following equation using Algebra tiles? 3x + 1= -5/ ANSWRR ASAP PLZZ
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How would you solve the following equation using Algebra tiles?
3x + 1= -5/
ANSWRR ASAP PLZZ
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You want to get ‘x’ by itself.
‘-1’ from both sides.
You will be left with:
3x = -6
Then, Divide by three to get 1x (just write x)
You will be left with:
x = -2
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