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If 3x+y+4-(y + 6) = 14 + x, what is the value of x ? ​

If 3x+y+4-(y + 6) = 14 + x, what is the value of x ? ​
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If 3x+y+4-(y + 6) = 14 + x, what is the value of x ? ​

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Answer:

3x+y+4-(y + 6) = 14 + x

x=8

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Answer:

x=8

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