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3 years ago

3(b+2) divided by 2 equal 4b-10 divided dy 4

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1 answer:

Gwar [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

b=-11

Step-by-step explanation:

I assume you are looking to solve for the value of b.

3(b+2) x 2= 4b-10

2 2 4

6(b+2) = 4b-10

4 4

x 4 x4

6(b+2) = 4b-10

6b+12=4b-10

-4b -4b

2b+12=-10

-12 -12

2b=-22

2 2

b=-11

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