Solve each equation 6 = - 5b + 2b?
Solve each equation 6 = - 5b + 2b.
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6 = - 5b + 2b 6 = - 3b b = 6 / - 3 b = - 2 Regards.
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6 = - 5b + 2b
6 = - 3b
b = 6 / - 3
b = - 2
Regards.
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