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2+6g=11−3g what is the answer, help
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2+6g=11−3g
what is the answer, help

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Original equation: 2+6g=11-3g

1) 6g+3g=9g

New equation: 2+9g=11

2) 11-2=9

New equation: 9g=9

3) 9g/9=1

Answer: g=1
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g=1 is the right answer :).
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