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How do you find the value of a variable if it is located on both sides of an equation? Ex. 9(x+3) = 4x-3

How do you find the value of a variable if it is located on both sides of an equation? Ex. 9(x+3) = 4x-3
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How do you find the value of a variable if it is located on both sides of an equation? Ex. 9(x+3) = 4x-3

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I hope this helps you




9x+3.9=4x-3


9x-4x= -3-27


5x= -30


x= -6



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