What is the answer to 1.3x+33+1.1x=2(9+1.3x)

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1.3x +33 +1.1x =2(9+1.3x)

2.4x+33 =18+2.6x

(2.4x -2.6x)=18-33

-0.2x=15

x=-15/0.2

x=-75
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