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How would you solve for x I cant remember right now 4x+6x=9x-10

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User Jun Kang
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So you are first going to want to combine the like terms (in this case, 4x + 6x = 10x) so that the equation is 10x = 9x-10. Next, subtract 9x from both sides.
10x = 9x - 10
-9x -9x
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x = -10

Sometimes there are more steps, but in general, as long as you do the addition and subtraction before any multiplication, division, or exponential work, you will not have many problems.
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User Jiyoon Hur
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Combine all of the x's on one side of the equation and then finish the problem!
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