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3+6x=21 3 + 6x = 21
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I'm guessing you have to solve for x. To do that, we must isolate it. So, let's subtract 3 from both sides first:
And now divide by 6 since that's the opposite of multiplication (6 is being multiplied to x):
So, your answer is
x = 3
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