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I WILL GIVE BRAINSLIEST!!! 2x-5(x+4) = -2(x+3)​
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I WILL GIVE BRAINSLIEST!!!
2x-5(x+4) = -2(x+3)​

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Answer:

x=-14

Explanation:

Write the problem,

2x-5(x+4)=-2(x+3)

Distribute "-5" and "-2,"

2x-5x-20=-2x-6

Simplify,

-3x-20=-2x-6

Add "3x" to each side,

-20=x-6

Add "6" to each side,

-14=x

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