Math, asked by xeeshan5842, 1 year ago

How do you solve 6(−3v+1)=5(−2v−2)?

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Answered by raj3575

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6(−3v+1)=5(−2v−2)

-18v+6=-10v-10

-8v= -16

v= -16/-8 = 2

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