Math, asked by eknoor8122, 4 months ago

If P= 3x-5 and Q= 2x-3 such that 2Q-P=6, Then find x

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Answered by razis5121472

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Answer:

x=7

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:2Q-P=6

Q=2x-3 ,P=3x-5

2Q-P=2

2(2x-3)-(3x-5)=6

4x-6-3x+5=6

4x-3x-6-6+5=0

x-7=0

x=7

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