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2/5(x+1)=5g
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The first step I would do is multiply both sides by 5 to get 2(x+1) = 5g
The next step is to distribute 2(x+1) = 5g 2x+2 = 5g
then, you subtract 2 from both sides first
2(x+1) = 5g 2x+2 = 5g 2x+2-2 = 5g-2 2x = 5g-2
Where did the 5 go?
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5g?
then you divide both sides by 2
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i have 2/5(x-1)=5g written .-. im confused
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im solving for x but how do i get rid of G?
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