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Ax + bx - 15 = 0;x How do you solve this?
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Ax + bx - 15 = 0;x
How do you solve this?

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ax+bx-15=0\\=> (a+b)x-15=0\\=>(a+b)x=15\\=>x=(15)/((a+b))

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