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Solve the equation. -5+x=11

Solve the equation. −5+x=11 -5+x=11

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Q. Solve the equation. −5+x=11 -5+x=11
  1. Isolate variable x: First, let's isolate the variable x on one side of the equation by adding 55 to both sides of the equation to cancel out the −5-5 on the left side.\newline−5+x+5=11+5-5 + x + 5 = 11 + 5
  2. Perform addition: Now, let's perform the addition on both sides of the equation. x=16x = 16
  3. Check solution: Finally, let's check our solution by substituting the value of xx back into the original equation to ensure that the left side equals the right side.\newline−5+16=11-5 + 16 = 11\newline11=1111 = 11

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