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5[3(x+4)-2(1-x)]-x-15=14x+45

5[3(x+4)-2(1-x)]-x-15=14x+45
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5[3(x+4)-2(1-x)]-x-15=14x+45

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the answer to your question is x = 1.  Im not going to get into debth but i found the answer on symbolab
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User SteveRawlinson
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answer is 1
5[3(x+4)-2(1-x)]-x-15=14x+45.
5[3x+12-2+2x]-x-15=14x+45.
15x+60-10+10x-x -15=14x+45.
24x+35=14x+45.
10x=10.
x=1.
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