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14+ 56x2 = 8(7x - 1)
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14+ 56x2 = 8(7x - 1)

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Step-by-step explanation:

  1. Rearrange Terms 14+56x2=8(7x-1) = 56x2+14=8(7x-1)
  2. Distribute 56x2+14=8(7x-1) =56x2+14=56x-8
  3. Move Terms to the LEFT SIDE 56x2+14=56x-8 =56x2+14-(56x-8)=0
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