Solve x − 5y = 6 for x. x = −5y + 6 x = −5y − 6 x = 5y + 6 x = 5y − 6

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Elim asked May 20, 2022

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Solve x − 5y = 6 for x.

x = −5y + 6
x = −5y − 6
x = 5y + 6
x = 5y − 6

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Answer: He's wrong it's C

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