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How to solve 13-5x=-5x+13
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How to solve 13-5x=-5x+13

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Answer:

"all real numbers."

Explanation:

Subtract 13 from both sides, obtaining -5x = -5x.

This result is true for all x, so the solution set is "all real numbers."

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