Asked by leo
Solve the following equation:
-2(x-3)+4=8x-20
please help me how to do this step by step plz i do understand how to do this, sorry ;-; And thank you for the ones the helped me with the other Q :D
-2(x-3)+4=8x-20
please help me how to do this step by step plz i do understand how to do this, sorry ;-; And thank you for the ones the helped me with the other Q :D
Answers
Answered by
Steve
-2(x-3)+4=8x-20
lose the parentheses:
-2x+6+4=8x-20
move all the x stuff to the left, and the numbers to the right:
-2x-8x = -20-6-4
simplify each sides:
-10x = -30
divide by -10 to get x alone:
x = 3
check that it fits the original equation:
-2(3-3)+4=8*3-20
0+4 = 24-20
yep
lose the parentheses:
-2x+6+4=8x-20
move all the x stuff to the left, and the numbers to the right:
-2x-8x = -20-6-4
simplify each sides:
-10x = -30
divide by -10 to get x alone:
x = 3
check that it fits the original equation:
-2(3-3)+4=8*3-20
0+4 = 24-20
yep
Answered by
bobpursley
-2x+6+4=8x-20
subtract 10 from each side
-2x=8x-30
subtract 8x from each side
-10x=-30
divide each side by -10
x=3
subtract 10 from each side
-2x=8x-30
subtract 8x from each side
-10x=-30
divide each side by -10
x=3
Answered by
leo
oh okay but hold on when you got rid of the parentheses did you get 6 because 3*2=6? sorry if I'm wrong ^^;
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're right.
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