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4x + (−3) = 5x + 3 i need help
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4x + (−3) = 5x + 3 i need help

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The answer: x=-6


Step by step: 4x+(-3)=5x+3 —> 4x-3=5x+3 —> -3-3=x —> -6=x

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Answer:

4x-3 = 5x+3

-3 = 1x+3

1x = -3-3

1x = -6

x = -6

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