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Which of the equations below is the simplified version of 3[2 - 2(3x + 1)] = 4(3x - 5)
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Which of the equations below is the simplified version of 3[2 - 2(3x + 1)] = 4(3x - 5)

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Answer:

option 4) -18x = 12x-20

Explanation:

  1. 3[2-2(3x+1)] = 4(3x-5)
  2. 3[2-6x-2] = 12x - 20
  3. 3[-6x] = 12x - 20
  4. -18x = 12x-20
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