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wsp, answer is 5,5 i'm pretty sure
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or its 0.5
Answer:
The step 4 is not what he should have done. But the wrong is step 5, because if he added -2x both sides, it would give the following equation:

and not 
Note that in step 4 he should have added 2x and not -2x to both sides, but we still have the equality. The problem is that step 5 is totally wrong.
I don't know what answer is expected to this question, but I would mark step 5, because this is mathematically wrong.
Solving the equation

Using distribution

Add
both sides


Add 12 both sides

Divide both sides by 5

Answer:
40 pencil cases
Step-by-step explanation:
To find out how many $2.50 pencil cases you can buy with $100, you need to divide. Dividing the amount of money you have by the cost of the item will get you the amount of items you can buy. 100 divided by 2.50 is 40. So, you can get 40 cases.
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Sir did you get the answer yet i may need help pls with um the 1.5 , area question and the 1.5 perimeter please?
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