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Solve for x:
3cx-b=adx+5f

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$3cx - b = adx + 5f \\ 3cx - adx = 5f + b \\ x(3c- ad) = 5f + b \\ \\ x = (5f + b )/(3c- ad)$

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Reinhard Behrens answered Jan 20, 2022

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