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5-2x=15

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padilas [110]3 years ago

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<span>5-2x=15

</span> $5-2x=15 \\ \\ -2x= 15-5 \\ \\ -2x= 10 \\ \\ x= \dfrac{10}{-2} \to \boxed{x= -5}$ <span>
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