What is the value of x in the equation 4(2x + 12) = 0? −8 −6 6 8 so i disrupted the 4 to everything in the () and got 8x+48=0 then i subtracted 48 from both sides and got 8x=-48 the i divided 8 to both

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What is the value of x in the equation 4(2x + 12) = 0?

−8
−6
6
8

so i disrupted the 4 to everything in the () and got
8x+48=0
then i subtracted 48 from both sides and got
8x=-48
the i divided 8 to both sides and got
x=-6
id this correct ?

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yes correct got no clue

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Yes. Well done. That is correct.

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