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Linear equations 3(−5x+4)+5x−1=−39 Please help

Linear equations 3(−5x+4)+5x−1=−39 Please help
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Linear equations
3(−5x+4)+5x−1=−39
Please help

User HardcoreHenry
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Explanation:

3(-5x+4)+5x-1=-39

-15x+12+5x-1=-39

-10x+11=-39

-11 -11

-10x=-50

-10x/-10 -50/-10

x=5

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