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In the following equation, C and D are both integers. 4cx - 5c = -12x + d What is the value of C? What is the value of D?

In the following equation, C and D are both integers. 4cx - 5c = -12x + d What is the value of C? What is the value of D?
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In the following equation, C and D are both integers.

4cx - 5c = -12x + d

What is the value of C?
What is the value of D?

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C = d-12x/4x-5
D = 12x + 4cx - 5c

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