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If you were asked to describe how you would solve for an unknown value in an

equation, how would you explain that process? Give it a try here, using the equation
given as a step by step example to go along with your explanation. Be as detailed as
possible for each step of the solution.
3(x - 2) = 5x – 14

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User Frantumn
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Answer:

4

Explanation:

3(x - 2) = 5x - 14 (given)

3x -6 = 5x -14 (Distribute the "3" to "x" and "2")

-2x -6 = -14 (subtract "5x" from both sides)

-2x = -8 (Subtract "-6" from both sides)

x = 4 (divide both sides with "-2")

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User Szymanowski
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