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19x-3 + 11 + 17x=180

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Answer:

43/9

Explanation:

First, combine like-terms.

$(19x+17x)+(-3+11) = 180\\36x + 8 = 180\\36x = 172\\x = (172)/(36)\\\\Simplify to 43/9.$

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