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0 Solve 3 (2x-- 1) + 5 (x+2) = 7(x-3)​
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Solve 3 (2x-- 1) + 5 (x+2) = 7(x-3)​

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Answer:

10x-15+7x-21

Explanation:

Take parenthesis out

5x-5+5x+10=7x-21

10x-15+7x-21

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