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Answer: 8a
Discussion
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Let's study the expression:
2(5a - 4a) + 6a
The boldfaced term simplifies to "a" as 5 = 4 = 1. So the expression becomes
2a + 6a
As 2 + 6 = 8, 2a + 6a = 8a.
Regards, MrB
X > 9 is the answer. This is the correct answer because you would subtract 4 from each side of the equation, which would leave X on one side and nine on the other. The inequality remains the same since you are not dividing at all by any negative numbers
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First you want to combine like terms. on the first equation we can combine 2x+x=3x. So now we have 3x-3. On the right side we can combine 12+1 so we now have -x+13. Now we will take add an x to -x so it's 0 but we have to do it to the other side as well so now we have 4x-3=13. now we will add three to -3 to make it 0 but again we have to do it to the other side. Now we have 4x=16. We want to figure out what x is so we now divide 4x by 4 so we are just left with x but we need to do it to the other side so your answer is x=4
