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How do i solve -7x - 3 = 12
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How do i solve -7x - 3 = 12

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You would do -7x-3=12 and add 3 to both sides to make the 3 on the left side zero it would look like -7x=15 then you divide 15 by 7 which would give u -2.1 (if u round to the nearest tenth)
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