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What is the solution to the equation? 9−3x=12x+10
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What is the solution to the equation? 9−3x=12x+10

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Answer:

x=-15

Explanation:

9-3x=12x+10

-10

-1-3x=12x

+3x

-1=15x/-1

User Douglas Liu
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Answer:

-1/15

Explanation:

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