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Solve y = x + 6 for x.
Ox = y + 6
Ox= -y + 6
O x = y - 6
Ox= -y-6

Solve y = x + 6 for x. Ox = y + 6 Ox= -y + 6 O x = y - 6 Ox= -y-6-example-1
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To solve this equation for x, we need to subtract 6 from both sides of the equation as follows:


\begin{gathered} y=x+6\Rightarrow y-6=x+6-6_{} \\ y-6=x+0 \\ x=y-6 \end{gathered}

Therefore, if we solve for x, we get x = y - 6 (third option).

In summary, we have that:


x=y-6

[Third option.]

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