Solve each equation for x. Provide the Justifications for each step. 6-2x=10

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Solve each equation for x. Provide the Justifications for each step.

6-2x=10

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Subtract 6 from both sides leaving you with -2x=4 now divide -2 from both sides leaving you with x=-2

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