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Mkey [24]
3 years ago
6

PLZ HELP RIGHT NOW PLZ I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST I BEG NO SILLY ANWSER =(

Mathematics
1 answer:
kipiarov [429]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. x=-3

2. m=4

3. -6=b

4. x=3

Step-by-step explanation:

1. 7(3-3x)=84 what is x

- Distribute the 7 using distributive property, which will give you 21-21x=84.

- Add 21 to both sides to aim to isolate the x variable, which will give you -23x=63.

- Divide both sides by the coefficient of x, -23, to finally get x by itself: x=-3

2. -7(-4-3m)=112 what is m

- Distribute the -7 using distributive property, which will give you 28+21m=112. Be wary of negatives.

- Subtract 28 to both sides, which will give you 21m=84.

- Divide both sides by 21 (the coefficient of m) to get m by itself: m=4

3.-182=7(2b-8)+7b what is b

- Distribute the 7 using distributive property, which will give you -182=14b-56+7b

- Add like terms to get -182=21b-56.

- Add both sides by 56, which will get you -126=21b.

- Divide both sides by the coefficient of b, 21, to get b by itself: -6=b

4. -101 = -5(8x-5) -6 what is x

- Distribute the -5 using distributive property, which will give you -101=-40x+25-6. Beware of negatives.

- Add like terms to get -101=-40x+19.

- Subtract both sides by 19 to get -120=-40x.

- Divide both sides by 40 (the coefficient of x) to get 3=x.

Hope this helps!

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