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2(3x-2)=5x make x the subject of the formula

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We need to make x the subject of formula in the given equation;


2(3x-2)=5x

Firstly we need to expand the bracket.


\begin{gathered} 2(3x-2)=5x \\ 2*3x-2^{}*2=5x^{} \\ 6x\text{ - 4 }=5x^{} \end{gathered}

Then we can subtract 5x from both sides.


\begin{gathered} 6x-4-5x^{}\text{ }=5x-5x^{} \\ 6x-5x^{}-4=0^{} \\ x\text{ - 4 }=0 \end{gathered}

finally, we also need to add 4 to both sides, so that we will be left with x on one side.


\begin{gathered} x-4+4=0^{}+4 \\ x=4^{} \end{gathered}

We have our answer.

So, making x the subject of formula;


x=4^{}

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