Question

What is the answer to 7(2e−1)−3=6+6e

Answer 1

Simplifying
7(2e + -1) + -3 = 6 + 6e

Reorder the terms:
7(-1 + 2e) + -3 = 6 + 6e
(-1 * 7 + 2e * 7) + -3 = 6 + 6e
(-7 + 14e) + -3 = 6 + 6e

Reorder the terms:
-7 + -3 + 14e = 6 + 6e

Combine like terms: -7 + -3 = -10
-10 + 14e = 6 + 6e

Solving
-10 + 14e = 6 + 6e

Solving for variable 'e'.

Move all terms containing e to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '-6e' to each side of the equation.
-10 + 14e + -6e = 6 + 6e + -6e

Combine like terms: 14e + -6e = 8e
-10 + 8e = 6 + 6e + -6e

Combine like terms: 6e + -6e = 0
-10 + 8e = 6 + 0
-10 + 8e = 6

Add '10' to each side of the equation.
-10 + 10 + 8e = 6 + 10

Combine like terms: -10 + 10 = 0
0 + 8e = 6 + 10
8e = 6 + 10

Combine like terms: 6 + 10 = 16
8e = 16

Divide each side by '8'.
e = 2

Simplifying
e=2

(sorry, i went into depth)