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    Solve the Equation\(0.4 x - 0.6 x - 5 = 3\)
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Solve the Equation 0.4x−0.6x−5=30.4 x - 0.6 x - 5 = 30.4x−0.6x−5=3

Question 231

Question 231

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Solve the equation.
- 0.4x−0.6x−5=30.4 x - 0.6 x - 5 = 30.4x−0.6x−5=3


A) −40- 40−40
B) 40
C) 35
D) −35- 35−35

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