SOLUTION: How do I solve the equation 3(x-1)+7 = 2(x+1) ?
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Question 798518: How do I solve the equation 3(x-1)+7 = 2(x+1) ?
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How do I solve the equation 3(x-1)+7 = 2(x+1)?
3x-3 +7=2x+2
3x + 4 = 2x + 2
x = -2
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