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Given: 3(5×+1) =13×+5 Prove x=1 Please help by listing the statements and reasons on how to solve this problem. Thanks

Given: 3(5×+1) =13×+5 Prove x=1 Please help by listing the statements and reasons on how to solve this problem. Thanks
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Given: 3(5×+1) =13×+5

Prove x=1
Please help by listing the statements and reasons on how to solve this problem. Thanks

User Yogeshree Koyani
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15x3=13x+5
subtract 3 from both sides
15x=13x+5-3
simplify 13x+5-3 to 13x+2
15x-13x+2
subtract 13 from both sides
15x-13x=2
simplify 15x-13x to 2x
2x=2
divide both sides by 2
x=1



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