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2 years ago

4−(3x−8)=21 solve this pls

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riadik2000 [5.3K]2 years ago

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Answer:

4 - ( 3x - 8 ) = 21

break the bracket first ,it gives : 4 - 3x + 8 = 21

12 - 3x = 21

- 3x = 21 - 12

- 3x = 9

-x = 9/3

-x = 3

X = - 3

[ check if the answer is correct, put -3 instead of X in the above equation ! we get 4 - { 3(-3) - 8 } = 21

4 - { - 9 - 8 } = 21

4 - { - 17 } = 21

break the bracket, minus and minus will multiply and will become plus , so we have 4 + 17 = 21 , hence 21 = 21 ! therefore X = -3

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