5(2x-3)=-15+10x

 

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Solve the equation if possible.
5(2x-3)=-15+10x
so then
10x-15=-15+10x
subtract 10x from both sides then its
-15=-15
Simplified to
1=1
 
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true nuf, 10x-15=10x-15, just like 0=0

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