Solve 1/5 (x+3)=−(2x+3)

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Rasek [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

just simplify the LHS first.

You can either multiply 1/5 by (x+3) and then solve

multiply both sides by 5 to get rid of 1/5 on LHS

I will multiply by 5

(x+3)= -10x-15 ( 5*1/5(x+3)= -5(2x+3)

now rearrange the equation

x+3=-10x-15

-10x-15-x-3=0

-11x-17=0

-11x=17

x= -17/11

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