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Solve for x 3(x-a)+2b=4x+a

Solve for x 3(x-a)+2b=4x+a
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Solve for x
3(x-a)+2b=4x+a

User Kamlesh Paul
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Distribute 3 to x and a which would be
3x- 3a+2b=4x+a then combine like terms, the answer is x= -4a+2b
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