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Solve the following equation and check your results:
2x1=14x

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Solution

Given equation is 2x1=14x.

Transposing 1 to RHS and x to LHS, we get:
2x+x=14+1
3x=15

Now, on dividing both sides by 3, we get:
We will get,
x=5

Hence, x=5 is the solution of 2x1=14x.

Let's check the solution by substituting it into the equation:
LHS 2x1
=2×51
=101
=9

RHS 14x
=145
=9

Here, LHS = RHS
So, the solution is correct.

Hence, x=5 is the solution of 2x1=14x and is verified.

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