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Three times a number minus ten is equal to the sum of twice the same number and five. The equation below represents the situation. 3x-10-2x+5 What is the value of x?

Three times a number minus ten is equal to the sum of twice the same number and five. The equation below represents the situation. 3x-10-2x+5 What is the value of x?
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Three times a number minus ten is equal to the sum of twice the same number and five. The equation below represents the

situation.
3x-10-2x+5
What is the value of x?

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User Froilanq
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X=15, try using Photomath
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User Kcsquared
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3x-10=2x+5

or,3x-2x=10+5

therefore,

x=15

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User Lukas Kral
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