SOLUTION:
if -6(2x+1)=-4x+10, then x =
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Question 130396:
if -6(2x+1)=-4x+10, then x =
Answer by checkley71(8403) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-6(2X+1)=-4X+10
-12X-6=-4X+10
-12X+4X=10+6
-8X=16
X=16/-8
X=-2 ANSWER.
PROOF:
-6(2*-2+1)=-4*-2+10
-6(-4+1)=8+10
-6*-3=18
18=18
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