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How do I set this problem up?

How do I set this problem up?
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How do I set this problem up?

How do I set this problem up?-example-1
User Troglo
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In the order of it I believe it's like that;


(4x+9) + (6x) = 41


I'm not so sure I guessed but good luck!


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