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Paniq asked Sep 15, 2022

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What is the solution to 5(2x+6)=−4(−5−2x)+3x?

Question 2 options:

-10

10

-50

50

Mathematics
high-school

Paniq asked Sep 15, 2022

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the right option is 10...

Tainy answered Sep 16, 2022

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x=10.................................

Ganesh Ghuge answered Sep 21, 2022

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