Question

4(2x-1) - 2= 6 + 4 (x+7)

Answer 1

We have the following equation given:

`4(2x-1)-2=6+4(x+7)`

We can start distributing the terms in the equation and we got:

`8x-4-2=6+4x+28`

8x-4-2=6+4x+28

Now we can simplify:

`8x-6=4x+34`

8x-6=4x+34

We can subtract in both sides of the equation 4x and we got:

`4x-6=34`

4x-6=34

And now we can add in both sides 6 and we got:

`4x=40`

4x=40

And finally dividing both sides by 4 we got:

`x=(40)/(4)=10`

x=40/4=10