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−2(−x+4) − 3x+2= −5 what is x?
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−2(−x+4) − 3x+2= −5 what is x?

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Answer: x=-1

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−2(−x+4) − 3x+2= −5 what is x? Well i might be wrong but i think its 2x

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PEMDAS USE THAT METHOD

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