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How to solve 2x-4(x+3)= x-3
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How to solve 2x-4(x+3)= x-3

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Answer: x=-3

Explanation:

2x-4(x+3)=x-3

2x-4x-12=x-3

-2x-12=x-3. add 12 to both sides

-2x=x+9. subtract x from both sides

-3x=9. Divide both sides by -3

x=-3

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