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xXQuintonXx:
help please(ss below)
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xXQuintonXx:
QuestionCoveBot:
Just like the last one.
Add 3x and 3x
Add -4 and -8
xXQuintonXx:
6x
-12
QuestionCoveBot:
Yes.
So our equation would be what?
QuestionCoveBot:
Why do you have a subtraction symbol between 180 and 6x?
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crispyrat:
no cus 6x-12=180 so you would add +12 to get rid of it
crispyrat:
then you have to do 6x=180 and make it into x=? i think u can do that from there
crispyrat:
heres a tip what you would do to 6x to get it x you do the same for 180
xXQuintonXx:
180=6x+12?
QuestionCoveBot:
Yes, Quinton. 180=6x+12
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xXQuintonXx:
x=28?
QuestionCoveBot:
Yes. Correct.
xXQuintonXx:
incorrect
QuestionCoveBot:
Clearly it shouldn't be.
I did it on my calculator too.
\[6(28)+12=180\]
QuestionCoveBot:
Did you perhaps put the number in wrong?
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xXQuintonXx:
it was 32?!?!?!?!?!
xXQuintonXx:
i just started to guess around the number and it said 32 was the answer
QuestionCoveBot:
This does not make sense at all. But at least you got it.
xXQuintonXx:
i think it was bc of it being -12
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QuestionCoveBot:
That would make no difference. Only difference is it would be negative.
QuestionCoveBot:
Nevermind.
xXQuintonXx:
ight anywayss thanks next question lol
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