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Find x 13x+5) (6x – 14)° y + 8)
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13x+5)
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y + 8)
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The answer is 21 :)
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Answer:
X=21
Explanation:
3x+5+6x-14=180
9x-9=180
9x=180+9
9x=189
x=21
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