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Solve the linear equation -5x-14=6

Solve the linear equation -5x-14=6
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Solve the linear equation
-5x-14=6

User Kleash
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Answer:

x=-4

Explanation:

-5x-14=6 (add 14 on both sides)

-5x=20 (then divide both sides by -5)

x=-4

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