The product of twice a number and six is the same as the difference of eleven times the number and a

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Naddik [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

X=-3/8 (x equals negative 3 over 8.)

Step-by-step explanation:

So, you have twice a number and six. That is going to be 2x*6, and that then simplifies into 12x. Now, 11 times the number, would be 11x. The difference between 11x and 3/8 would be 11x-3/8.

So, You now have 12x=11x-3/8.

Combine like factors. So, 12x-11x=-3/8.

Now, you have x=-3/8.

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