10. If x= -12 which equation is true? 7.11B11-2x = 1711-2012:1711424 1725-170.5x + 22 = 200.5(12)+22/20-6 +22-2016 20False15 - 0.5x = 2115-0.5(-12) =15-637PS 923x - 19 = -173(-12)-12.1DifferentSignssubtract-193-17+Samiadd

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10. If x= -12 which equation is true? 7.11B 11-2x = 17 24 0.5x + 22 = 20 0.5(12)+22/20 -6 +22-20 16 20 15 - 0.5x = 21 15-0.5(-12) = 2 15-67 P59+21 3x - 19 = -17 3(-12)-121 -36-193-17

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