The following statements are implicitly universally quantified on the integer n. Mark all the correct statements. A. When n3 is divided by 6, the remainder cannot be equal to 2.B. When n3 is divided by 3, the remainder cannot be equal to 2. C. When n3 is divided by 5, the remainder cannot be equal to 2. D. When n3 is divided by 7, the remainder cannot be equal to 2. E. When n3 is divided by 4, the remainder cannot be equal to 2.

x=-2

step-by-step explanation:

i began by flipping the problem to give me x= on the left (keeps it clearer for me).   so my problem simply became 10x-3=4x-6.  

1)   subtract 4x from the right side, which equals 0.   you do the same to the left of the equal as the right; therefore, subtract 4x from 10x, leaving 6x on the left.

              10x-3=4x-6   :   4x-4x on the right leaves only the -6        

2)             6x-3= 0-6 :    

                6x+3=   -6

3) divide