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Solve for x 2(x+2)+2x=4(x+1)
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Solve for x 2(x+2)+2x=4(x+1)
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2(x+2)+2x=4(x+1)
1.) distributive property
2x+4+2x=4x+4
2.) combine like terms
4x+4=4x+4
3.) subtract 4x from both sides to get
4=4.
Because 4=4 is a true statement the answer is infinite solutions. Hope this helps!!!!
Stanislav Dontsov
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