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Solve the equation: 2(x+7)=-4x + 14 for x.
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Solve the equation: 2(x+7)=-4x + 14 for x.

User Danilo Piazzalunga
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Answer:

The answer is 0

Explanation:

2 (x+7) = -4x + 14

2x + 14 = -4x + 14

-4x -4x

6x + 14 = 14

-14 -14

6x = 0

And if you divide the zero by six then you will still get zero so 6x = 0

User Alvin Theodora
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Answer: x=0

Step-by-step explanation: there isnt an explanation

User Josh Weinstein
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