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How do you get both x's to one side to solve an equasion?? for example... 5x+3x>-8
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How do you get both x's to one side to solve an equasion?? for example... 5x+3x>-8
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Hi this is my first day her i hope you understand the explanation
5x+3x>-8
5x+3x=8x now
8x>-8
is this help ?
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