What is the answer to the equation
2(x+3) -3x = -2x+10
1 answer:
Answer:x=4
Step-by-step explanation: ok this is pretty long but here we go
- you can 2x+6−3x=−2x+10
- Simplify 2x+6-3x2x+6−3x to -x+6−x+6
- −x+6=−2x+10
- Regroup your terms to give you 6−x=−2x+10
- Subtract 6 from both of your sides to give you −x=−2x+10−6
- Simplify -2x+10-6−2x+10−6 to -2x+4−2x+4 to give you −x=−2x+4
- Add 2x2x to both of your sides to give you −x+2x=4
- Simplify -x+2x−x+2x to xx to give you you answer of x=4
- - answer x=4 Hope this helps
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