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Solve. 6(x−4)+3x=12x−8

Solve. 6(x−4)+3x=12x−8
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Solve. 6(x−4)+3x=12x−8

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Answer:

x = - 16/3

Explanation:

6x - 24 + 3x = 12x - 8

9x - 24 = 12x - 8

9x - 12x = -8 + 24

- 3x = 16

x = - 16/3

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