SOLUTION: -4 (2x -3) = -8x + 5 HOW CAN I SOLVE FOR THE X ON THIS THANKS

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Question 39736: -4 (2x -3) = -8x + 5
HOW CAN I SOLVE FOR THE X ON THIS THANKS

Answer by checkley71(8403)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-4(2X-3)=-8X+5 OR -8X+12=-8X+5 OR 12=5 NOT A VALID EQUATION!!!!!!
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