To solve the equation \( 37x + 67 - 2x = 4 \), we first simplify and combine the like terms.
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Combine like terms \( 37x \) and \( -2x \): \[ 35x + 67 = 4 \]
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Subtract 67 from both sides: \[ 35x = 4 - 67 \] \[ 35x = -63 \]
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Now, divide both sides by 35: \[ x = \frac{-63}{35} \]
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Simplify \( \frac{-63}{35} \): The greatest common divisor of 63 and 35 is 7, so we can simplify: \[ x = \frac{-63 \div 7}{35 \div 7} = \frac{-9}{5} \]
Since \(-\frac{9}{5}\) doesn't appear in your response options, let's check our steps or consider the possibility of a mistake in transcription.
The expected form could also influence which answers are relevant. Assuming the equation was correctly transcribed and the options included are correct:
None of the options provided (2, -22, 22, -2) directly map to the result \(-\frac{9}{5}\). It might be worthwhile to double-check if the original equation had any errors or details that were missed.
If you're looking strictly within the given options without negative fractions and assuming the equation may vary, among \( -2 \) and integer possibilities, choose as per their proximity to earlier steps determining if the intended equation structure was accurately captured.
For overall clarity:
- The unique solution to the equation \( 37x + 67 - 2x = 4 \) was determined to be \(-\frac{9}{5}\) or \(-1.8\), indicating non-inclusion within integer response options.
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