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Based on the lesson identify the first operation needed to solve the following equation. 2x+3=11 Multiplication Subtraction Addition division
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Based on the lesson identify the first operation needed to solve the following equation.

2x+3=11

Multiplication
Subtraction
Addition
division

User Erazihel
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Answer:

the original answer is wrong the "FIRST" operation

would be a subtraction , followed by a division

Explanation:

User Artur Grzesiak
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Answer:

division

Explanation:

2x=11-3

2x=8

divide both side

x=4

User Scutnex
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