Original Problem: 6x−10+4x−6=14x+20+4 Step 1: Combine Like Terms Step 2: Subtraction Property to combine like variables Step 3: Simplify Step 4: Addition Property to combine constants Step 5: Simplify

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DonPaulie asked Apr 22, 2023

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Original Problem: 6x−10+4x−6=14x+20+4

Step 1: Combine Like Terms
Step 2: Subtraction Property to combine like variables
Step 3: Simplify
Step 4: Addition Property to combine constants
Step 5: Simplify Step 6: Division Property Final Answer:

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Answer: x=-10

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