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Which side of the equation 12.6v = 12 - 15.5v would you isolate the variable terms? Why?

Which side of the equation 12.6v = 12 - 15.5v would you isolate the variable terms? Why?
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Which side of the equation 12.6v = 12 - 15.5v would you isolate the variable terms? Why?

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The left side, because you only need to move one thing, and you don't need to subtract after that. (you can add, much more easier)

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