Solve a(3 x-2b)=c(2x-2) for x

1 answer:

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A(3 + x - 2b) = c(2x - 2)
3a + ax - 2ab = 2cx - 2c
2cx - ax = 3a - 2ab + 2c
x(2c - a) = 3a - 2ab + 2c
x = (3a - 2ab + 2c)/(2c - a)

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