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Solve the equation for x. cx+b=3(x-c) XFIİ (Simplify yo nswer.)

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Answer:

The value of x is
((3c+b))/(3-c).

Explanation:

The given equation is


cx+b=3(x-c)

Using distributive property we get


cx+b=3(x)+3(-c)


cx+b=3x-3c

To solve the above equation isolate variable terms.

Subtract 3x and b from both sides.


cx-3x=-3c-b

Taking out common factors.


x(c-3)=-(3c+b)

Divide both sides by (c-3).


x=-((3c+b))/(c-3)


x=((3c+b))/(3-c)

Therefore the value of x is
((3c+b))/(3-c).

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