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13(6x – 5) – x = 13 – 2(x + 1
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13(6x – 5) – x = 13 – 2(x + 1

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13(6x-5)-x=13-2(x+1)\\78x-65-x=13-2x-2\\77x-65=11-2x\\77x+2x=11+65\\x=76/79\\x=0.9620

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