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What is the solution to the equation -2(2x - 4)= -5x + 3?

What is the solution to the equation -2(2x - 4)= -5x + 3?
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What is the solution to the equation -2(2x - 4)= -5x + 3?

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Answer:

I am not here in math yet, but I am going to try and solve this,

I think it is ... x= -5??

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Answer:

x=-5

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