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Solve the equation for x -2(-4-6x)=-10+3x
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Solve the equation for x
-2(-4-6x)=-10+3x

User Altaf Ansari
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Answer:

x= -2

Explanation:


-2(-4-6x)=-10+3x \:


8 + 12x = - 10 + 3x


12x - 3x = - 10 - 8


9x = - 18


x = ( - 18)/(9) = - 2

User Ezhil V
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Your answer will be negative 2
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