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What is 5+6f =11 hhhhhhhhhhyhy

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Hello!

Answer:


\boxed{f=1}

The answer should have positive sign.

Explanation:

First, you subtract by 5 from both sides of an equation.


5+6f-5=11-5

Then, simplify and subtract by the numbers from left to right.


11-5=6


6f=6

You divide by 6 from both sides of an equation.


(6f)/(6)=(6)/(6)

Finally, divide numbers from left to right.


6/ 6=1


\boxed{f=1}, which is our correct answer.

Hope this helps you!

Have a nice day! :)

-Charlie

Thank you so much!

User Ricbermo
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Answer:

1

Explanation:

5+6x=11

-5 -5

6x=6

/6 /6

x=1 units

User Mike Ruelle
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