SOLUTION: 3+5(2x-4)=-7(5x+2)
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Question 265835: 3+5(2x-4)=-7(5x+2)
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3+5(2x-4)=-7(5x+2)
3+10x-20 = -35x-14
35x+10x=20-3-14
45x= 3
x=1/15
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