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Solve the equat: n. -2x+3)+5x=-39 ​
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Solve the equat: n. -2x+3)+5x=-39 ​

Solve the equat: n. -2x+3)+5x=-39 ​-example-1
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Answer:

x=-11

Explanation:

-2(x+3)+5x: 3x-6

-2(x+3): -2x-6

=-2x-6+5x

-2x-6+5x: 3x-6

3x-6=-39

Add 6 to both sides

3x-6+6=-39+6

Simplify

3x=-33

x=-11

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