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3 years ago

5( 5X – 10) = 15 solve it

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olga55 [171]3 years ago

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5(5x-10)=15
5x-10=3
5x=10+3
5x=13
Divide both sides by 5-5 and 5 cancel out to leave you with x 13/5 =2.6
X=2.6

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3 years ago

5( 5X – 10) = 15 solve it ​

5( 5X – 10) = 15 solve it