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Solve the equation for x. 2x-3+2y^2=41

Solve the equation for x. 2x-3+2y^2=41
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Solve the equation for x. 2x-3+2y^2=41

User Tim Ryan
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Answer:

x=22-y^2÷2

Explanation:

User Allanvc
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Answer:

x=44-2y^2÷2

Explanation:

2x-3+2y^2=41

(combine like terms)

2x+2y^2=41+3

2x+2y^2=44

2x=44-2y^2

x=44-2y^2÷2

Please like my answer.

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