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If L || m, solve for x (9x+2) 119

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algol132 years ago

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(9x+2) 119 to solve for x you need to isolate it so subtract 119 so the equation would look like this (9x+2) = -119. Once you do that you are going to subtract 2 from both sides of the equation (9x)= -121. And now you divide by 9 and you have your answer x= 13.4.

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