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6 September, 08:46

How do you solve 4 (6x-1) = 120 if you're solving for x

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  1. 6 September, 09:31
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    4 (6x-1) = 120

    Multiply the number outside the parenthesis (4) with the numbers inside the parenthesis (6 and - 1)

    24x-4=120

    Add 4 to both sides

    24x=124

    Divide both sides by 24

    Final Answer: x = 5.1667 or 5 1667/10,000
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