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How do we get x+2=6 from 3x+6=18 solve for x and explain how we get that equation
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How do we get x+2=6 from 3x+6=18 solve for x and explain how we get that equation

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The answer is positive 6
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Answer:

Explanation:

Subtract 6 from 18. 3x=18. You could divide by 3 to get x=6

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