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first draw line thru equal sign then see which side is variable r constant then combine like terms

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combine variables then solve it then divide and you get your answer

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Combine

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combine

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First combine like terms

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Brandon Hernandez line down the equal sign

then move the variable and the constent

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first i would draw a line

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1.combine like terms then subtract x and then subtract 4 from both side and the dived

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First: Combine the variables
Then: Subtract 4 to every side
next: divide on each side

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first I would combine the like terms

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combine like terms

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split
combine like terms
subtract

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fir

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Distr

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First you combine the negative 3x and 2x because they are like terms, next you subtract 4 from 15 then divide

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FIRST I would compare like terms second I would add them together and then put it in my calculator then I would finished the rest and get my answer.

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combine the like terms

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the line is hece and then ce ago

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first i would draw a line then combine the like terms then move constants and varibles

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first I would draw the line straight down the equal sign, then pick your variable and constant. after that I would combine 2x and 3x so that it wont be 2 on one side. finally move 4 to the constant side. then solve it frm there.

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first I would put a line, than find my variable and constant. after combine than add and divide

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combining like terms

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first I would combine like terms second I would

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1. first combine like terms
2. then subtract 4 from both sides
3.then divide by 1

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first I would combine
second I would move the variables to there right spot and the constants to there right spot