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Algebra 1-Semester 1 What is the value of x in this equation 3(2x - 5)- 4x + 8 = -1.

Algebra 1-Semester 1 What is the value of x in this equation 3(2x - 5)- 4x + 8 = -1.
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Algebra 1-Semester 1
What is the value of x in this equation
3(2x - 5)- 4x + 8 = -1.

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Answer: x=3

Explanation:

6x-15-4x+8=-1

2x-7=-1

2x=6

x=3

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