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01-02-2020
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What property of equality would you use to solve x÷6=7? Explain how would use the property.

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TylerNorton12 TylerNorton12

01-02-2020

Answer: 42

Step-by-step explanation:

First you would multiply each side of the equal sign by 6 so you would have x=42 so the answer would be 42

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