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5(x-a)=3(x+b) Solve for x

5(x-a)=3(x+b) Solve for x
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5(x-a)=3(x+b)

Solve for x

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User JorenB
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Answer:


x=(3b)/(2) +(5a)/(2)

Explanation:

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User Nils Lindemann
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Answer:

Explanation:

5(x - a) = 3(x + b)

5x - 5a = 3x + 3b

2x = 5a + 3b

x = 2.5a + 1.5b

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