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TRUE OR FALSE: If 2x−5 = 13, then x=4

TRUE OR FALSE: If 2x−5 = 13, then x=4
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TRUE OR FALSE:
If 2x−5 = 13, then x=4

User LostMohican
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Answer:

False

Explanation:

Add 5 to isolate varible to get 2x=18. Dived by 2 to get x=9.

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