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40x + 18(x-3) = 468 Keeps saying it is 6, but i'm getting 9. Can someone do it step by step?
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40x + 18(x-3) = 468 Keeps saying it is 6, but i'm getting 9. Can someone do it step by step?
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40x + 18(x-3) = 468
Keeps saying it is 6, but i'm getting 9. Can someone do it step by step?
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Distribute the 18 to get
40x + 18x - 54 = 468
Combine like terms to get
58x - 54 = 468
Add 54 to both sides to get
58x = 522
Divide by 58 to get
x = 9.
Idk what is saying 6, but the answer is 9.
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