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Solve −6x+6−7=2x+8 for x. How would I solve this?
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Solve −6x+6−7=2x+8 for x. How would I solve this?

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Answer:

Explanation:

−6x+6−7=2x+8

-1-8=2x+6x

8x=-9

x= -
(9)/(8)

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