Math, asked by ManeeshKandpal7638, 11 months ago

What is x if 5x+4−8x=13?

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Answered by Vishalkalkonda

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5x-8x=13-4

-3x=9

x=-9/3

x=-3

Answered by amit7451

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5x+4-8x=13

5x-8x+4=13

-3x=9

x=-3

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