Question 283945
This equations:

{{{-6x+3=-7-5x}}}

Solve for x, find the value by combining the x's first, so you want to get all the x's on one side of the equal sign:

You can add the -5x from the right to the left side of the equation:

{{{-6x+5x+3=-7}}}

The larger number is negative so it will be a negative (1)x:

{{{-x+3=-7}}}

Next to get x completely by itself, subtract the 3 from the left to the right side:

{{{-x=-7-3}}}

{{{-x=-10}}}

You cannot leave it in this form, divide by a negative one on both sides to get it positive:

{{{-x/-1=-10/-1}}}

Negative/Negative = Positive

{{{x=10}}}