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5(2x – 3) = x – 15 + 9x for x
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5(2x – 3) = x – 15 + 9x for x

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Explanation:

5(2x – 3) = x – 15 + 9x

10x-15=10x-15

10x-10x=15-15

0=0

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see the attachment

hope it helps

5(2x – 3) = x – 15 + 9x for x-example-1
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