Given the equation 6x − 1 = 11, which order of operations completely solves for x?

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Given the equation 6x − 1 = 11, which order of operations completely solves for x?

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you add 1 then divide by 6

6x-1=11

plus 1

6x=12

divide by 6

x=12

you get the value of x

Siguza answered Jul 18, 2017

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Add 1 to both sides first Divide 6 to both sides next Now you have x

Berkan Ercan answered Jul 20, 2017

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