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So I am trying to solve a question that I cam up with, can someone please help explain it out to me? I'll fan and medal. My problem is going to be x/7 - -12=66
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\[\large \frac{x}{7} - (-12) = 66\] like that?
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Well you first need to remember that subtracting a negative turns positive..so we have \[\large \frac{x}{7} + 12 = 66\] Look better?
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So now we subtract 12 from both sides \[\large \frac{x}{7} = 54\] And now multiply both sides by 7 \[\large x = 54 \times 7\] \[\large x = ?\]
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