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9000024101 Level: AIdentify the optimal first step to solve the following equation. The operation is intended to be used on both sides of the equation. 3x+2=−5x+1add (5x−2)multiply by 13multiply by −15add (−3x+2)add (5x+1)add (3x−1)
9000024102 Level: AIdentify the optimal first step to solve the following equation. The operation is intended to be used on both sides of the equation. x+x6=x15+1multiply by 30multiply by 6multiply by 15subtract (1+x)subtract (x6+x15)subtract (x6+1)
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9000024108 Level: AIdentify the optimal first step to solve the following equation. The operation is intended to be used on both sides of the equation. x+12−x−23=x4multiply by 12multiply by 2multiply by 3multiply by 4multiply by 24multiply by (2x+1)(x−2)x, assuming x∉{−12;2;0}
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1003031102 Level: BThe intended capacity of an IT course was filled by 20 people interested to attend. How many participants can check out without decreasing the course occupancy under 72%?at most 5at most 6at most 15at most 14