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Solve x in the given equation -3x + 2c = -3
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Solve x in the given equation -3x + 2c = -3

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Answer:


x = 1 + \frac23c

Explanation:

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Solve for x by isolating the variable.

Solve for x

  • -3x + 2c = -3 Subtract 2c from both sides
  • -3x = -3 - 2c Divide both sides by -3
  • x =
    (-3 - 2c)/(-3) Simplify
  • x =
    1 + \frac23c

The solution for x is
x = 1 + \frac23c.

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