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What is d if 3= -6/d
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What is d if 3= -6/d

User Pete BD
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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

In order to isolate d you have to times it to the other side to get it off the bottem of the fraction. This would make the equation 3d = -6

Then to solve for d all you would have to do is divide by 3

-6/3 = d

-2 = d

User Pedru
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Answer:

d = -2

Explanation:

d( 3 ) = ( -6 / d )d

3d = -6

(3d)/3 = (-6)/3

d = -2

User Mate Zabo
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