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The difference of seven and a number is not equal to the sum of twice the number and two

The difference of seven and a number is not equal to the sum of twice the number and two
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The difference of seven and a number is not equal to the sum of twice the number and two

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Yes you double the number which gets to 0 and the zero be some a 10 and you have a 5 so 10+5= 15 so yea
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Answer:
x\\eq (5)/(3)

Explanation:


7-x\\eq 2(x)+2\\7\\eq 3(x)+2\\5\\eq 3(x)\\(5)/(3)\\eq x

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