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What is the solution for x in the equation? 2x − 3x − 18 = -18 + 2x + 5x
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What is the solution for x in the equation? 2x − 3x − 18 = -18 + 2x + 5x

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Answer:

x=0

Explanation:

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Answer:

x=0

Explanation:

-x-18= -18+7x

-x-7x= -18+18

-8x= 0

x=0

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