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Solving equations 6x+7=8x–13
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Solving equations 6x+7=8x–13

User Aswin Mohan
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Solve for x by simplifying both sides of the equation then isolate the variable your answer is  x=10.
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Greetings!

"Solving equation:
6x+7=8x-13?"...

Solve for x.

6x+7=8x-13
Add 13 to both sides.

(6x+7)+13=(8x-13)+13
Simplify

6x+20=8x
Subtract both sides by 6x.

(6x+20)-6x=(8x)-6x
Simplify.

20=2x
Divide both sides by 2.

(20)/2=(2x)/2
Simplify.

10=x

The answer would be 10.

Hope this helps.
-Benjamin
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