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Solve the equation -10xx+1+7x=37
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Solve the equation -10xx+1+7x=37
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Answer:
x = No Real Solutions
Explanation:
37-1=36;
x = No Real Solutions
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x=12
Explaination: you add -10xx+7x which equals -3xxx. Then you do 37-1 then to get 36 divided by -3 to equal x=12 then you double check your answer to plug in the twelve and you get 37 so the answer is x=12
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