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2 [2 (3 – 52) + 4] = 5 [2 (3 – 3x) + 2] Algerbra 1, solve for x.
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2 [2 (3 – 52) + 4] = 5 [2 (3 – 3x) + 2] Algerbra 1, solve for x.
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Algerbra 1, solve for x.
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Answer:
×=-90
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Given:2×+4=3×-2
3 5
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