jul3189 jul3189

03-02-2021
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What linear expression would you need to add to (-6x+3) to have a sum of -x?

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UnLedZep UnLedZep

03-02-2021

Answer:

5x-3

Step-by-step explanation:

(-6x+3)+(5x-3)

-6x+3+5x-3

-x

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shaniya4116 shaniya4116

03-02-2021

The answer is 5x-3 (-6x+3)+(5x-3)

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