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Answer this question -5(x+3)=x-6+2(3x+3)

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The answer is x= -5/4
Answer this question -5(x+3)=x-6+2(3x+3)-example-1
User Tarulen
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In this question, you're solving for x.

Solve for x:

-5(x+3) = x - 6 + 2(3x+3)

Use distributive property:

-5(x+3) = x - 6 + 2(3x+3)

-5x - 15 = x - 6 + 2(3x+3)

-5x - 15 = x - 6 + 6x + 6

Combine like terms:

-5x - 15 = 7x

Subtract 7x from both sides

-12x - 15 = 0

Add 15 to both sides

-12x = 15

Divide both sides by -12

x = -15/12

Simplify by dividing both sides by 3

x = -5/4

Answer:

x = -5/4

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