Math, asked by LakshitaRathore1967, 1 year ago

How do you solve 7v−(6−2v)=12?

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Answered by anju7699

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7v-(6-2v)=12

7v-6+2v=12

9v=12+6

9v=18

v=18/9=2

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Answered by snehaa2830

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7v - 6 + 2v = 12

9v = 12 +6 =18

v=18/9

v=2

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