Which equation is equivalent to 4x − 14 + 2x = 70? Group of answer choices 8X = 56 2X = 56 20X = 70 6X = 84

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Which equation is equivalent to

4x − 14 + 2x = 70?

Group of answer choices

8X = 56

2X = 56

20X = 70

6X = 84

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Answer:

The correct answer would be A.

Step-by-step explanation: Because If you look at it closly you'll see how their equivalent.

Loopmasta answered Apr 7, 2021

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Answer: 2x=56

Explanation:

Hilikus answered Apr 10, 2021

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