SOLUTION: i need help with the following!
2x-3(-2x+4)=-13+x
Now the answer i get should be x=1/7 however whatever way i try and do this out, i get a completely different answer!
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2x-3(-2x+4)=-13+x
Now the answer i get should be x=1/7 however whatever way i try and do this out, i get a completely different answer!
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Question 502821: i need help with the following!
2x-3(-2x+4)=-13+x
Now the answer i get should be x=1/7 however whatever way i try and do this out, i get a completely different answer!
I am learning about Solving Linear Equations and Inequalities and i am a college student. if it helps i am using the book entitled "Elementary Algebra for College Students" (8th edition)
Thank you very much! Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Expand the 2nd term,
Subtract from both sides
Add to both sides
I get your answer with a minus sign
