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How do i solve 7 + x /3 = 2x - 5
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How do i solve 7 + x /3 = 2x - 5

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Explanation:

7 + x/3 =2x - 5

7 + 5=2x - x/3

12 = 5x/3

cross multiply

36=5x

x=36/5

x=7.2

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