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If 4(x – 3) + x = –2x + 10, what is the value of x? ​
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If 4(x – 3) + x = –2x + 10, what is the value of x? ​

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Answer:

x=22/7

Explanation:

4x-12+x=-2x+10

5x-12=-2x+10

5x=-2x+10+12

5x=-2x+22

5x+2x=22

7x=22

x=22/7

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