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Solve the Equation −2x+13−3x=−6x+20-2 x+13-3 x=-6 x+20 A) -7
B) 17\frac{1}{7} C) 7
D)

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Solve the equation.
- −2x+13−3x=−6x+20-2 x+13-3 x=-6 x+20


A) -7
B) 17\frac{1}{7}
C) 7
D) −117-\frac{11}{7}

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