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What is 7 + 6x for x = -3?
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What is 7 + 6x for x = -3?

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Answer:

the answer is -11

Explanation:

putting the value of x in the equation:-

7+6(-3)

7+(-18)

7-18

-11

User Dmitry Sazonov
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Answer:

-11

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