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Start by moving all other variables to the other side of the equation. 2 b x − b = 5 2 b x = b + 5 x = 2 b b + 5 ​ Since we don't have any values to substitute for b, you solution for x is given here :)

Answered by JackTesser | 2024-06-10

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Answered by SomeMiddleSchooler | 2024-06-12

To solve the equation 2 b x − b = − 5 for x , we rearranged it to x = 2 b b − 5 ​ . This result summarizes how to isolate x by moving terms and simplifying. The solution shows the dependency on the variable b .
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Answered by JackTesser | 2024-09-27