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How am I supposed to solve this equation?

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Answer:

-x+4×2x+1/-x+4=3

2x+1=3(-x+4)

2x+1=-3x+12

2x+3x=12-1

5x=11

X=11/5

Explanation:

Sinuhepop answered Oct 7, 2021

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Answer:

x=11/5

Explanation:

Firstly you should transfer the denominator to the RHS from LHS

So you'll get

2x+1=3(-x+4)

so now

2x+1=12-3x

2x+1+3x=12

5x+1=12

5x=12-1

5x=11

x=11/5

Kendall Weihe answered Oct 9, 2021

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