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This mathematical proof document begins with setting X equal to -5. It then sets up and solves two equations involving X: 2X= X-5 and 2x = -15 = + x-10. The document then factors and cancels terms in (x+5)(x-3) = (x+5)(x-4) to get 1=0, implying a contradiction.
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