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Wich x makes the statement 7+5 (x-3)=22 a true statement (URGENT)

A. X=4
B. x=5
C. X=6
D. X=7

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jessicak jessicak

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Answer:

The answer would be C.) x = 6

Step-by-step explanation:

7+5 (4-3) = 12

7+5 (5 -3) = 17

7+5 (6-3) = 22

7+5 (7-3) = 27

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