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How would you sole this equation if you were solving for x ? 6x-2x+7=23
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How would you sole this equation if you were solving for x ?
6x-2x+7=23

User Massimo Oliviero
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put the x on one side of the equation (divide x from the 6 and 2)
User Nicolas Degen
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Combine like terms first:

4x+7=23
Subtract seven from both sides:4x=16
Divide both sides by 4
x=4

Plug 4 into the original equation to check work:6(4)-2(4)+7=23
24-8+7=23
16+7=23
23=23
User Santosh B
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