3 years ago

-6(-4u+4)-6u=2(u-5)-8

Mathematics

1 answer:

MrRissso [65]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:

u=0.375

Step-by-step explanation:

First we can write the equation down, -6(-4u+4)-6u=2(u-5)-8. First what you want to do is distribute -6 to (4u+4) and 2 to (u-5). This would result in 24u-24-6u=2u-10-8. Next add up all like terms and you will get 18u-24=2u-18. Next you would want to add 24 on both sides so that you get 18u=2u+6 then subtract 2u from both sides to get 16u=6. You the divide 16 on both sides to get u=0.375.

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