Math, asked by ganievdaniel, 4 months ago

whats 2(2x+5)=5x+5 anyone know im really bad at maths

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Answered by Thinkab13

2

Answer:

$\sf{2(2x+5)} = \sf{5x+5}$

$\sf{4x+10} = \sf{5x+5}$

$\sf{4x-5x} = \sf{5-10}$

$\sf{-x} = \sf{-5}$

$\sf{x} = \sf{5}$

Answered by riyasingh54129

1

Answer:

2(2x+5)=5x+5

4x+10=5x+5

4x-5x=5-10

(-x)= (-10)

x=10

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