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Identifying Jackson's error(s)

Identifying Jackson's error(s)
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Identifying Jackson's error(s)

Identifying Jackson's error(s)-example-1
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It should just be 2x-5= 125
Then add 5 to both sides
2x= 130
Divide by 2
X= 65
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