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2(x+y)=3(y-1) If y=5 in the equation above, what is x?
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2(x+y)=3(y-1)
If y=5 in the equation above, what is x?

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I think the answer is x=1
User John Humphreys
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Answer:

X=1

Explanation:

2(X+5)=3(5-1)

2x+10=3*4

2x=12-10

2x=2

X=2÷2

X=1

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