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(2x-14) = (3x-6) how do I solve this
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(2x-14) = (3x-6) how do I solve this

User Mosbah
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Answer:

x=-8

Explanation:

Given: 2x-14=3x-6

+14 +14

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2x=3x+8

-3x -3x

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-1x=8

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-1 -1

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x= -8

Hope this makes sense

User Ajeetdl
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Explanation:

there you go that is how you solve

(2x-14) = (3x-6) how do I solve this-example-1
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