Mathematics, 05.05.2020 00:36, Tayler9353
Which equations have the variable term in the equation-6+2x=6r - 9 isolated to one side of the equals sign, and
the constant isolated to the other side? Select all that apply.
-6=4-9
3-43=0
r=-3
< 3=4
2x=6x-3
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