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Solve the linear equation. 14x−12(4x+6)=3(x−4)−18

Solve the linear equation. 14x−12(4x+6)=3(x−4)−18
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Solve the linear equation.

14x−12(4x+6)=3(x−4)−18

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Answer:

x = -42/37 = -1.135


Explanation:

tigeralgebra helps great

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