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Does x=5 in this equation? ... 2+3(x+1)=6x

Does x=5 in this equation? ... 2+3(x+1)=6x
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Does x=5 in this equation? ... 2+3(x+1)=6x

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User Ido Tamir
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In my opinion I would do another equation resulting with the same answer is 2+3x+1=6x because 2+3=5+1=6+x=6x.
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User Uri Abramson
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actually x= 1.67/ x= 5/3 in this equation
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