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You can transform 4x + 12=9x - 3 again into a simpler form by subtracting 4X from both sides to get 12=5x - 3. If you substitute 3 for x in 12 = 5x - 3, do you still get a true …

You can transform 4x + 12=9x - 3 again into a simpler form by subtracting 4X from both sides to get 12=5x - 3. If you substitute 3 for x in 12 = 5x - 3, do you still get a true …
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You can transform 4x + 12=9x - 3 again into a simpler form by subtracting 4X from both sides to get 12=5x - 3. If you substitute 3 for x in 12 = 5x - 3, do you still get a true statemen

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Yes. It is true.

Explanation:

12= 5(3) -3

12=15-3

12=12 therefore, it is true

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