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5(x 1) − 8 = 5x(2 − 4)
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5(x 1) − 8 = 5x(2 − 4)
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5(x 1) − 8 = 5x(2 − 4)
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Answer:
5 x (2 - 4)
5x-8= -10x
15x=8
x=8/15
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