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What is the value of x?

1 answer:

3 0

We know that 5x-3x =2x

So x(5x-3x)=x×2x

=(2x)^2

=4x^2

Which is given as 18.

X^2=18÷4

=4.5

So x=root over 4.5

Which is approximately 2.25

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