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What makes the equation true? 4(-x+2) = -(x+3) - 2x

What makes the equation true? 4(-x+2) = -(x+3) - 2x
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What makes the equation true?
4(-x+2) = -(x+3) - 2x

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User H S Rathore
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Answer:

x=11

Explanation:

The fact of x=11 makes the equation true as for if it didnt work correctly it wouldnt be true.

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