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solve the equation for x: 3x+y=6

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3x + y = 6
-y from each side.
3x+y-y = 6-y
combine terms.
3x = 6-y
now divide both sides by 3.
3x/3 = (6-y)/3
x = (6-y)/3.
X =(6 -y)/3
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