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Does 3(6x - 2) - 7 = 18x - 13?​
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Does 3(6x - 2) - 7 = 18x - 13?​

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yes

Explanation:

distribute 3(6x-2) to get 18x-6-7= 18x-13

combine -6 and -7 to get 18x - 13 = 18x - 13

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