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Whats 9g - 10 = 6g + 8 + 9 ? (solve for g )
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Whats 9g - 10 = 6g + 8 + 9 ? (solve for g )
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9g−10=6g+8+9
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
9g−10=6g+8+9
9g+−10=6g+8+9
9g−10=(6g)+(8+9)(Combine Like Terms)
9g−10=6g+17
9g−10=6g+17
Step 2: Subtract 6g from both sides.
9g−10−6g=6g+17−6g
3g−10=17
Step 3: Add 10 to both sides.
3g−10+10=17+10
3g=27
Step 4: Divide both sides by 3.
3g3=273
g=9
Answer:
g=9
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9g - 10 = 6g + 8 + 9
To begin, simplify like terms on each side:
9g - 10 = 6g + 17
Next, you can isolate the variable by adding 10 to each side:
9g = 6g + 27
Subtract 6g from each side:
3g = 27
Finally, divide each side by 3:
g = 9
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