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5 -(2x-1)(x-1)= (1-x)(2x-2)

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Answered by MrHyper
5

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\tt{~~~~~~~~~5-(2x-1)(x-1)=(1-x)(2x-2)}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5-(2x^{2}-2x-x+1)=({\cancel{2x}}~-2-2x^{2}~~{\cancel{-2x}})}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5-(2x^{2}-3x+1)=-2x^{2}-2}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5-2x^{2}+3x-1=-2x^{2}-2}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5~~{\cancel{-2x^{2}}}+{\cancel{2x^{2}}}+3x=-2+1}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5+3x=-1}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 3x=-1-5}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 3x=-6}

\tt{: \longrightarrow x={\dfrac{-6}{3}}}

\tt{: \longrightarrow x={\purple{\underline{\boxed{\bf -2}}}}}

Answered by Anonymous
32

Answer:

 \tt5−(2x−1)(x−1)=(1−x)(2x−2)

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5-(2x^{2}-2x-x+1)=({\cancel{2x}}~-2-2x^{2}~~{\cancel{-2x}}}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5-(2x^{2}-3x+1)=-2x^{2}-2}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5-2x^{2}+3x-1=-2x^{2}-2}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5~~{\cancel{-2x^{2}}}+{\cancel{2x^{2}}}+3x=-2+1}

\tt{: \longrightarrow 5+3x=-1}:⟶5+3x=−1

\tt{: \longrightarrow 3x=-1-5}:⟶3x=−1−5

\tt{: \longrightarrow 3x=-6}:⟶3x=−6

\tt{: \longrightarrow x={\dfrac{-6}{3}}}:⟶x=

\tt{: \longrightarrow x={\purple{\underline{\boxed{\bf -2}}}}}:⟶x=

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