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12(6x + 10) + x = 9x + 5(1 – x) can u solve this?
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12(6x + 10) + x = 9x + 5(1 – x) can u solve this?

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Answer:

-115/69

Explanation:

12(6x + 10) + x = 9x + 5(1 - x)

72x + 120 + x = 9x + 5 - 5x

73x + 120 = 4x + 5

69x = 5 - 120

69x = -115

x = -115/69

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