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Five times a number increased by 15 equals 8 decreased by twice the number. Write an equation and solve showing all work.​

Five times a number increased by 15 equals 8 decreased by twice the number. Write an equation and solve showing all work.​
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Five times a number increased by 15 equals 8 decreased by twice the number. Write an equation and solve showing all work.​

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5x+15 = 8 -2x

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