-2(x+1)= -2+5 How you solve that?

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-2(x+1)= -2+5

How you solve that?

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Add the numbers, then add 2 to both sides of the equation. The solution would be x = - 5/2

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$-2(x+1) = -2+5\\\\\implies -2x -2 = 3\\\\\implies -2x = 3 +2 =5\\\\\implies x = - \frac 52$

Qqtf answered Jul 25, 2022

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