SOLUTION: I am stuck on this problem, and I don't think it is right.
15-(-3)(2x-9)=60
15-(-6x)+27=60
15+27+6x=60
42+6x=60
42+6x-42=60-42
6x=18
x=3
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15-(-3)(2x-9)=60
15-(-6x)+27=60
15+27+6x=60
42+6x=60
42+6x-42=60-42
6x=18
x=3
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Question 110167: I am stuck on this problem, and I don't think it is right.
15-(-3)(2x-9)=60
15-(-6x)+27=60
15+27+6x=60
42+6x=60
42+6x-42=60-42
6x=18
x=3 Found 2 solutions by checkley71, solver91311:Answer by checkley71(8403) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 15-(-3)(2X-9)=60
15-(-6X+27)=60
15+6X-27=60
6X=60-15+27
6X=72
X=72/6
X=12 ANSWER.
PROOF
15-(-3)(2*12-9)=60
15-(-3)(24-9)=60
15-(-3)(15)=60
15-(-45)=60
15+45=60
60=60
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Actually you have a sign error in the 2nd step.
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Try it this way:
: :note the extra set of parentheses. : collect terms : add 12 to both sides : divide by 6
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Check your answer:
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Hope that helps