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If TU = 13x − 1, UV = 6x − 2, and TV = 18x + 15, what is TV?

If TU = 13x − 1, UV = 6x − 2, and TV = 18x + 15, what is TV?
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If TU = 13x − 1, UV = 6x − 2, and TV = 18x + 15, what is TV?

If TU = 13x − 1, UV = 6x − 2, and TV = 18x + 15, what is TV?-example-1
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303

Explanation:

13x + 1 + 6x - 2 = 18x + 15

19x - 1 = 18x + 15

19x = 18x + 16

x = 16

18(16)+ 15

288 + 15

303

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