SOLUTION: 3 � (x + (-4)) = 2x � 6 + 5x

SOLUTION: 3 � (x + (-4)) = 2x � 6 + 5x

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Question 707793: 3 � (x + (-4)) = 2x � 6 + 5x
Answer by checkley79(3341) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3 � (x + (-4)) = 2x � 6 + 5x
3-(x-4)=7x-6
3-x+4=7x-6
7-x-7x=-6
-8x=-6-7
-8x=-13
x=-13/-8
x=13/8 or 1 5/8 ans.
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