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Weston Grant
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8 November, 14:15
How do you solve - 1=-x+2
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Clara Bates
8 November, 14:19
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-1 = x + 2
-2 - 2
-3 = x
x = - 3
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Layne Schaefer
8 November, 14:19
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-1=-x+2
first you need to get x by itself so you are going to move it to the other side. the way you do this is by subtracting 2.
-3=-x
then you need to divide out a negative 1
x=3
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