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How do you solve the following equation: 5-(2x-3)=-8+2x
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How do you solve the following equation: 5-(2x-3)=-8+2x

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i believe it would be done like this:
subtract 2x-8 from both sides. then use cubric formula.
answer should be x= 1.688242

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