Math, asked by galactic2373, 9 months ago

How do you solve −(1−7x)−6(−7−x)=36?

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Answered by kithu13

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−(1−7x)−6(−7−x)=36

-1+7x-(-42- 6x) =36

-1+7x+42+6x=36

13x+41=36

13x= 5

x = 5 /13

Answered by alexander13kamiya

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Answer:

−(1−7x)−6(−7−x)=36

-1+7x-(-42- 6x) =36

-1+7x+42+6x=36

13x+41=36

13x= 5

x = 5 /13

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