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6x + 12 = −6x − 35 - How is this solved?
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6x + 12 = −6x − 35

- How is this solved?

User Japuentem
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Explanation:

here,

  • 6x+12= -6x-35

6x+6x = -35-12

12x= -47

x= -47


( - 47)/(12)

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