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What is the solution to this equation 2x-x+9+3x-2=16
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What is the solution to this equation 2x-x+9+3x-2=16

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9/4

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first add liile terms so you equation will be 4x+7=16, then subtract 7 from both sides and you get 4x=9, finally divide both sides by 4 and you will get x=2.25
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