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Solve: -4 (2x + 11) = -x + 12

Solve: -4 (2x + 11) = -x + 12
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Solve: -4 (2x + 11) = -x + 12

User Davidselo
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Answer:

x=-8

Explanation:

Multiply -4 by each number in the parenthesis ( distributive property )

Add x to -8x ( -7x )

Add 44 to 12 ( 56 )

Divide 56 and -7

You should get x=-8

User Cassi
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The answers is X = -8
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