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Solve 3(x−5)+7=5x−(2x−7)+9 A. all real numbers B. no solution C. x=8 D. x = -6

Solve 3(x−5)+7=5x−(2x−7)+9 A. all real numbers B. no solution C. x=8 D. x = -6
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Solve 3(x−5)+7=5x−(2x−7)+9

A. all real numbers

B. no solution

C. x=8

D. x = -6

User Neerav
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Answer:


3x - 15 + 7 = 5x - 2x + 7 + 9 \\ 3x - 15 + 7 = 3x + 16 \\


x \: becomes \: 0 \: so \: no \: solution

B. is the right answer

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