Is −4[3(x−7)] and 6(14−2x) equiviant

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Paraphin [41]2 years ago

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Answer:

Yes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Set the equations equal to each other to determine their equality.

-4[3(x - 7)] = 6(14 - 2x)

Distribute the 3 and the 6 into their respective parenthesis.

-4[3x - 21] = 84 - 12x

Distribute the -4 into the brackets.

-12x + 84

Rearrange the equations.

84 - 12x = 84 - 12x

Since the equations come out to be the same thing on both sides so that any value satisfies it, the equations are equivalent.

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