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Solve the linear equation for X: x + 6 = -7
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Solve the linear equation for X: x + 6 = -7

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Answer:

x= -13

Explanation:

x + 6 = -7

Subtract 6 from both sides of the eqaution

x+6 - 6= -7 -6

Simplify

x+6 - 6= -7 -6

x= -7 -6

Subtract the numbers

x= -13

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