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3 years ago

2 (4x - 8) + 16t = 48

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Distributive property first so you wanna do 2•4 then you will get 8x then you have to do 2•8 Wich is 16 then you will end up with 8x-16+16t=48 move the expression to the right 8x=48+16-16t 8x=64-16t x=8-2t?

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