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Are 2x-1 +3x=0 and 5x-1=0 equivalent
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Are 2x-1 +3x=0 and 5x-1=0 equivalent
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For the first equation
2x-1+3x=0
5x-1=0
x=1/5
For the second equation
5x-1=0
x=1/5
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they both equal 5x=1 where x = 1/5
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