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-x=35.

remember when there is a negative in front of a variable (-y,-x,-z) there is an imaginary 1 that exists. You must divide by that -1 on both sides of the equation.

-1x\-1 = 35/-1(cancels out and leaves you with just "x"

remember unlike signs = negative, like signs = positive. so since you're dividing 35 by -1, you will get x=-35

Whenever you see a negative number that looks like this: -x

It is actually like this -1(x). x is being multiplied by -1. To find positive x we divide negative one from the side it is on to the opposite side.

So 35 divided by -1 is -35.

divide 35 by -1 so x = -35

x= -35

Your "x" must always be a positive x.

So, when your x turns out to be a -x, here is the trick. MULTIPLY BOTH LEFT AND RIGH SIDES OF THE EQUATION BY -1

-x multiplied by -1 = +x and 35 x -1 = -35

So:

x = -35

x is -35 because divide negative one on both sides im in algebra 1 and in nth grade trust me because the variable can not be geative but 35 can

sorry but that's a little bit obvious:

-x=35

*switch sides:

x=-35

ok. properly in accordance to the orders of operation- you may do exponents first. So 3 to the 2nd potential is 9 and 3 to the third potential is 27. you have now 9+2 x 27. next, you may do multiplication. So 2 x 27 is fifty 4. you at the instant are left with 9+fifty 4 that's sixty 3!