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How to solve the equation -5x+13=-17

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Answer:

x=6

Explanation:

The first stem would be to isolate the variable so you would subtract both sided by 13 leaving -5x on the left side and -30 on the right side

-5x=-30

Now again, you need to isolate X so you divide both sides by negative 5

x=6

(positive 6 because when you divide two negatives it becomes positive )

User Jahanzeb Nawaz
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Answer:

Simple! Just Solve it!

Explanation:

First, move 13 to the other side, which turns it into a negative number,


-5x+13=-17\\-5x=-30

Next, divide both sides by -5


(-5x)/(-5) =(-30)/(-5)


x=6

There you go, that's how to solve it!

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