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Consider the equation. −2(x−1)−3x=12(x+3) What is the value of x in the equation?

Consider the equation. −2(x−1)−3x=12(x+3) What is the value of x in the equation?
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Consider the equation. −2(x−1)−3x=12(x+3) What is the value of x in the equation?

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Answer: -2

Explanation:

-2(x-1)-3x=12(x+3)

-2x+2-3x=12x+36

-5x-12x=36-2

-17x=34

x=-2

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