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2(1-3x) - (x=5) > 1
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i think it is simplified to -3-7x >1 but idk what to do next
2(1-3x)-(x=5) = -5x i think
where did you get -5x from and do you know how to find the answer
ok you do whats in parenthese first which is (1-3x) so one minus 3 is two and keep x so thats -2x beacuse a negative times a positive is always a negative so now you times two by negative two x and that is negative 4x ok so now you have -4x when ( x=5) so now you say its -45 times four by five you get negative twenty and if you simplify you get -5 so x equals -5
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