Math, asked by riya3044, 1 year ago

How do you solve 7(2x−1)=5(x−14)?

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Answered by abdulwasay9383

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Answer: x = -7

Step-by-step explanation:

7(2x-1) = 5(x-14)

14x-7 = 5x-70

14x-5x = 7-70

9x = -63

x = -63/9..... x = -7

Answered by snehashree8888

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I hope I am correct

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