Math, asked by kanchanavinoth, 10 months ago

Solve the following linear equation
3(x+3)-2(x+1)=0

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Answered by anurag2147

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Answer:

3(x+3)-2(x+1)=0

3x+9-2x-2=

x+7=0

Answered by subhashreemishra1978

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Answer:

3(x+3)-2(x+2) = 0

3x+9 - 2 x-2 =

x+7=0

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