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6(5 – 3w) – 21-4+1)-(9–7w)=-17 Can someone solve for x? please​
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6(5 – 3w) – 21-4+1)-(9–7w)=-17
Can someone solve for x? please​

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x would be 13 because you mutlipy what’s infornt the parenthesis and then subtract your x’s and then divide
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