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Solve 6x + 26x – 10 = 8(4x + 10).

User Huruji
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Answer:

I don't know if this is right but here is what I did.

Explanation:

6x+26x-10=8(4x+10)

distribute 8 into the parenthesis.

-> 6x+26x-10=32x+80

add 10 to both sides in order to cancel it out from the left side.

-> 6x+26x=32x+90

6x and 26x are common factors. So, we add them.

-> 32x=32x+90

subtract 32x from right side to leave 90 alone.

-> x=90.

Let me know if this is right?

User Alexei T
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5 votes

Answer:

  • No Solution

Explanation:

  • There are no values of x that would make the equation true.
User AJFMEDIA
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