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How many solutions does this equation have 5(2x − 3) = 15

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Answer: one solution x=3

Explanation:

this problem is very simple, we need to figure out out what number(x) when multiplied by 2, and then you minus 3 (2x-3)

we need to then multiply this number by 5 to get 15, so 5x3 is what we need to find, so then we need to have the number 6 as 2x, or 3 as x.

so we end up with equation 5(2*3-3) or, 5(6-3), which equals 5*3= 15.

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