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Find the value of x in this equation. 3 (6x-5) - x = 3 -2(x + 1)
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Find the value of x in this equation.
3 (6x-5) - x = 3 -2(x + 1)

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Answer:


x = (16)/(19)

Explanation:


3 (6x-5) - x = 3 -2(x + 1) \\ 18x - 15 - x = 3 - 2x - 2 \\ 19x = 16 \\ \boxed{x = (16)/(19) }

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