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-3 (2-x)=6x solve the equations ​
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-3 (2-x)=6x solve the equations ​

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Answer:

x=-2

Explanation:


- 3 * (2 - x) = 6x


- 6 + 3x = 6x


- 6 = 3x


- (6)/(3) = x


- 2 = x

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