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PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE MEDAL AND WILL FAN!!!! compare and contrast: Below are two equations. Solve each equation and compare the two solutions. choose the statement that is true about each solution. equation #1 6 - x = 5x + 30 equation # 2 4x - 8 = 3x + 2 A. The solution to equation # 1 is smaller that the solution to equation # 2 B. The solution to equation #1 is larger that the solution to equation #2 C. The solution to equation #1 is the same as the solution to equation #2 D. None of the statements above describe solutions to equations shown
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OpenStudy (zephyr141):
isolate x in both equations. \[x=\frac{ 6-30 }{ 6 }\] and the second is \[x=2+8\] now you go from there.
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