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I would appreciate it if someone would quickly help me solve this problem:

6x = 5x -
(3)/(4)

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User Domsom
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Answer:

6x = 5x - 3/4

6x - 5x = -3/4

x = -3/4


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User Scott Davidson
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Answer:

x = - 3/4

Explanation:

I think you might be overthinking the problem. Anyone who can set up latex can't be fooled for long.

Just subtract 5x from both sides.

6x - 5x = 5x - 5x - (3/4)

x = - 3/4

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User Claes
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