Asked by Carmin

Please Solve the equation

10 – 4(x – 1) = 6(3 – 2x).

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Answered by Anonymous
you have to multiply negative four by (x-1) and six by (3-2x). Then what you do is use subtraction or addition to get __x on one side and the number without x on the other and then you divide.
For example:
2(x+3) = 4(1-5x)
2x + 6 = 4 - 20x
2 = 18x
1/9 = x
Answered by Carmin
Thanks! I was wondering if you came up with an answer to my problem so I may double check the answer? Thanks.
Answered by Anonymous
x = .25
Answered by Carmin
I got .50 How did you get .25?
Answered by Reiny
Carmin, it is x = 1/2 or .5
you are right!
Answered by Carmin
Thanks for the help!
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