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How do you solve -7x+(-21)=41
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How do you solve
-7x+(-21)=41

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Answer:

x = -62/7

Explanation:

-7x+(-21)=41

-7x -21 =41

Add 21 to each side

-7x-21+21 = 41+21

-7x = 62

Divide by -7

-7x/-7 = 62/-7

x =- 62/7

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