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20 October, 01:57

Explain the steps that are necessary to solve 4x - 2 (x + 3) = x + 1

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  1. 20 October, 03:16
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    First distribute

    4x-2x-6=x+1

    Then combine like terms

    2x-6=x+1

    Subtract one from both sides

    2x-7=x

    Subtract the 2x

    -7=-x

    Divide both side by negative 1

    7=x
  2. 20 October, 04:36
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    So you would distribute what's in the parenthesis and end up with 4x-2x-6=x+1, then you combine like terms and end up with 2x-6=x+1, now you can add 6 to both sides or subtract 1 both sides (basically anything goes for this step just make sure you apply the same thing on both sides) so I'll add 6 and continue just to show you ... then you end up with 2x=x+7 then you subtract 1x on both sides to get x=7. sorry it's a lot hopefully you get it know!
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