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The answer is 71
This is how you set the equation: (6x-6)+(7x+1)+51=180
Combine like terms: 13x+50=180
Subtract 50 from both sides: 13x=130
Divide 13 from both sides and you get x=10
Plug in x into
7(10)+1=71
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