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2x+3=6x-5 Solve the eqution
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2x+3=6x-5 Solve the eqution

User Anton Serdyuk
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7x+3 because u add 2c with 6x and get 7x then take away 5-3=3
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Answer:

2

Explanation:

2x+3=6x-5

2x-6x=-5-3

-4x=-8

X=8/4

X=2

So the final answer is 2

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