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Solve for x: -3x -3(x+1)
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Solve for x: -3x -3(x+1)

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Answer: the is answer is -6x -3, because you multiply-3 with x that will give u -3x and then multiply-3 by 1 which is -3 add your like terms together-3x+(-3x)= -6x-3

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