What is x in 2x-4(-2x+6)=16? I'm supposed to use the system of equations if that helps.

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Atconway asked Dec 24, 2023

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What is x in 2x-4(-2x+6)=16? I'm supposed to use the system of equations if that helps.

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Atconway asked Dec 24, 2023

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The answer to you’re question is x = 4

Vitperov answered Dec 26, 2023

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Answer:

x = 4

Explanation:

2x - 4(-2x + 6) = 16

2x + 8x - 24 = 16

10x - 24 = 16

+ 24 + 24

10x = 40

/10 /10

x = 4

Hope this helps!

RudeDude answered Dec 29, 2023

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