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    4. (4x+2) + (3x+5)=
    (4x+2) + (3x+5)=

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          You need to get rid of the x . add the number with the x . example 7x+4=5x+2=12x+6 now you have 12x+6 , now what help me with my graph and i will tell you the rest. Kidding divide 12 into 12 and 6 into 12 now your answerd is 7x+4=5x+2     x=2    now tell me how to graph p=.15x=28.

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