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

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

User MeatPopsicle
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Answer:

No solution

Explanation:

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

2x + 4 - 7 = 6x - 4 - 4x

2x - 3 = 2x - 4 (Combine like-terms)

2x - 2x = -4 + 3

0 = -1

No solution

User Adika
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4 votes

Answer:

x has no solution

Explanation:

2x+4-7=6x-4-4x

2x-3=2x-4

-3=-4

User Tim Schruben
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