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4(2x−9)=5(3x−7)−1 what is x?
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4(2x−9)=5(3x−7)−1
what is x?

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Answer:b

X= 0

Explanation:

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4(2x−9)=5(3x−7)−1 what is x?-example-1
User Xeperis
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Answer:

x = 0

Explanation:

4 ( 2x - 9 ) = 5 ( 3x - 7 ) - 1

8x - 36 = 15x - 35 - 1

-7x = 36 - 35 - 1

-7x = 0

x = 0

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