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Black_prince [1.1K]3 years ago

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(3x-9) +(x+19)+x=180
5x+10=180
-10=-10
5x=170
5 = 5
x=34

2x+(2x+10)+x=180
5x+10=180
-10=-10
5x=170
5 = 5
x=34

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