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What is -(6x-5)= -6x+13
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What is -(6x-5)= -6x+13

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no solution

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Explanation:

-(6x-5) = -6x + 13

First distribute the negative one

-6x + 5 = -6x + 13

Then combine like terms,

0 = 8

Since both sides are not equal, that means that the equation is undefined, or unsolvable


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