SOLUTION: 7(c-7)+4c=-2(c+5)

Question 680087: 7(c-7)+4c=-2(c+5)
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7(c-7)+4c=-2(c+5)
Distribute the 7 and the -2
7c - 49 + 4c = -2c - 10
Group like terms
7c + 4c + 2c = -10 + 49
13c = 39
Divide both sides by 13

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