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-x = 2 -3x + 6 Find the value of x in the equation
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-x = 2 -3x + 6
Find the value of x in the equation

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Answer:

its 6 + 6 = 12

Explanation:

-x = 2

-3x = 6

then the equation would be 6 + 6 which would equal 12 :)

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4 = X

Added the -3x over
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