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How to you solve (6x-4) - (6x+1)

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How to you solve (6x-4) - (6x+1)

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(6x-4)-(6x+1)

6x-4-6x-1

6x-6x-4-1

-5

Ahmed answered Mar 27, 2020

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-5

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