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What is the solution to the equation below?

5 + 6x = 2x - 7
A. x = -3
B. X = 1.5
C. x= -1.5
D. X = 3

What is the solution to the equation below? 5 + 6x = 2x - 7 A. x = -3 B. X = 1.5 C-example-1
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Answer:

A. x = -3

Explanation:

5 + 6x = 2x - 7

5 + 7 = 2x - 6x

12 = -4x

12/-4 = x

-3 = x

User Duellsy
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\huge\boxed{\text{A.}\ x=-3}

Start by subtracting
2x from both sides of the equation. Our goal is to isolate the variable.
5+4x=-7

Now, subtract
5 on both sides.
4x=-12

Finally, divide both sides by
4.
x=\boxed{-3}

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