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How can you put "6 less than x" in an equation?

How can you put "6 less than x" in an equation?
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How can you put "6 less than x" in an equation?

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x - 6 = 30 because then x would equal 36.
User Sibeesh Venu
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x-6. Just think of it like "im taking 6 away from x" which reminds you of subtraction
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