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Find x for 3x + 10 = -5 and
find x for 3x - 12 = 9 please help

User BBrill
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Answer:

1.
x=-5

2.
x=7

Explanation:

First Equation

1. For the first equation,
3x+10=-5 we need to move all the constants to one side.


3x+10=-5\\3x=-15

2. Once that is done, we need to divide both sides by 3 to get
x by itself.


3x=-15\\(3x)/(3)=(-15)/(3)

3. Now, we have our final answer.


x=-5

Second Equation

1. For the second equation,
3x-12=9 we need to move all the constants to one side.


3x-12=9\\3x=21

2. Once that is done, we need to divide both sides by 3 to get
x by itself.


3x=21\\(3x)/(3) =(21)/(3)

3. Now, we have our final answer.


x=7

Hope this helped C:

User Saby
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Answer:

3x+10=-5

3x=-15

x=-5

3x-12=9

3x=21

x=7

User TLE
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