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1/3x + 1/3(2x - 15) = 3 1/2
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\[3\,\,1/2=3^{\dfrac{1}{2}}?\]
yes
Distribute first..then combine like terms..then solve
factoring first allows yoo to solve for x quicker.
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By µ way, factoring is not the same as distribution.
1/3 + 2/3x -15 1/3
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