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-1=(5+x)/6
Please help me

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Answer:

x=-11

Explanation:

$-1=(\left(5+x\right))/(6)$

Switch sides:

$(\left(5+x\right))/(6)=-1$

Multiply both sides by 6:

$(6\left(5+x\right))/(6)=6\left(-1\right)$

5+x=-6

Subtract 5 from both sides:

5+x-5=-6-5

x=-11

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Janita answered Oct 11, 2021

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