4(5x-1)+7(2-15x)=3(25x+1)-(100x+29)

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4(5x-1)+7(2-15x)=3(25x+1)-(100x+29)

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20x-4+14-105x=75x+3-100x-29
-85x+10= -25x-26
10+26= -25x+85x
36= 60x
x= 36/60
x= 3/5

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