what is the answer to the math problem 6+7x?

Answer 1

That can't be the complete problem. There is not enough information here to solve or calculate anything.

If this is a classroom problem, then go back to the source and read it again. See if you have overlooked any facts.

Answer 2

alright folks.. I am from Arkansas and even know that 6+7x is NOT 13x.. you can't add apples and oranges and expect to get a real fruit.. since 6 and 7x are not alike you cannot add them... either you would set the problem to 0 such as 6+7x=0 and then move the 6 to the other side and then it will read 7x= -6+0 next you would divide to get x by itself and have -6/7=x or you would leave the problem like it reads (6+7x) since it is an expression and not an equation.

Answer 3

cannot answer that unless you know what x is or you know what 6+7x is equal to. You cannot just assume 6+7x=0.

Since you have no number on the other side of the equals sign, your equation is essentially 6+7x=y.

You will not be able to solve this equation with two variables in it.

Answer 4

equal to 0 to make it an equation

6-7x=0

add 7x to each side

6=7x

divide by 7

6/7 = x

Answer 5

Ok dude, I'm guessing it's algebra, so you would:

set it equal to zero first. 6+7x=0
Subtract the six, now it looks like 7x=-6
then divide both sides by 7 to get the x alone, and x = -6/7

Understand?

good luck

Answer 6

i cant get that
6+7 x= any no.
6+7(1)=13
6+7(2)=20
6+7(3)=27

the formula= an= a(n-1)d
a= first number
d= second number- first number
n= is the term u have to find.

so, put in this formula and solve this. hope this helped u.

Answer 7

13X. Thats a silly problem.

Answer 8

13x