How to solve 2(x+13)=9

x = -17/2

Step-by-step explanation:

2(x+13)=9

2x+26=9 (multiplying 2 with both the numbers)

2x=9-26 (shifting 26 on the other side of the equation changes its sign)

2x=-17

x=-17/2 (2 is in multiplication form, so shifting on the other size changes it into division)

2 x x + 2x13=8

or,2x+26=9

or,2x=9-26

or,2x= -17

or,x= -17/2

so, x= -8.5

15.36 per mile

but forgot to round

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