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11-3x= -7

What value (X) makes the equation true?
(Please explain and show work if needed!)

User Cyrusmith
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x=6

11-3x=-7

To find what x equals, get x alone one one side of the equation. To do this, first subtract 11 from each side.

-3x=-18

Finally, divide each side by -3 to get x alone.

x=6

To check your answer, substitute 6 in for x.

11-3(6)=-7
11-18=-7
-7=-7

x=6

Hope this helped!
User Felipe Santana
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X=6 minus 11 to both sides so -3x=-18 -18÷-3=×=6
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