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What is the solution of 3(x-1) - X = 3 + 2(x-3)?
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What is the solution of 3(x-1) - X = 3 + 2(x-3)?

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3(x-1) -X =3+ 2(x-3)

3x-3 -X = 3+2x-6

2x-3= 2x-3

2x-2x =-3+3

0=0

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