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v=-6
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5v+6=13v+54
Combine 16v and -3v to get 13v.
5v+6-13v=54
Subtract 13v from both sides.
-8v+6=54
Combine 5v and -13v to get -8v.
-8v=54-6
Subtract 6 from both sides.
-8v=48
Subtract 6 from 54 to get 48.
v=\frac{48}{-8}
Divide both sides by -8.
v=-6
Divide 48 by -8 to get -6.
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