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What is/are the correct step(s) to solve the following equation?
2x+7=12−3x

A
2x+3x=127
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2x3x=12+7
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2x+3x=127
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2x3x=712
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Solution

The correct options are
A 2x+3x=127
D 2x3x=712
The given equation is 2x+7=123x.

On transposing 3x from RHS to LHS and transposing 7 from LHS to RHS we get
2x+3x=127.

Also, transposing 2x from LHS to RHS and transposing 12 from RHS to LHS we get
712=2x3x.
Now interchanging the LHS and RHS we have
2x3x=712.

Any of the above two steps can be used as the first step to solve the given equation.

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