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Malik solved the equation 2x – 3(2x – 9) = 4 – (3x – 11) using the steps shown below.

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2x -6x + 27= 4-3x +11
2x-6x+3x= 4+11-27
-1x= -12
x=12
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Answer:


x=12

Explanation:

Given Equations are -


2x-3(2x-9)=4-(3x-11)

It is required to solve the given equations in four steps only.

Step 1 - solve the brackets first


2x-3(2x-9)=4-(3x-11)\\2x-6x+27=4-3x+11

step 2 - put all variable values on one side and constant values on other side


2x-6x+27=4-3x+11\\2x-6x+3x=4+11-27

step 3- Do the addition and subtraction on LHS and RHS of the equation


2x-6x+3x=4+11-27\\-x=-12

step 4- removing the minus sign on both sides


-x=-12\\x=12

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