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What is the value of x? -6x= 5x + 22​
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What is the value of x? -6x= 5x + 22​

User JD Graffam
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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

-6x= 5x + 22​

-11x = 22

22/-11

-2

User Daan Wilmer
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-6x= 5x + 22. Given
-6x - 22= 5x Subtract 22 on both sides
-22= 11x. Add 6x to both sides
-2= x. Divide 11 on both sides to get x
x= -2 Answer
Hope this helps !!!
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