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4-(2x-2)-2(x+4)=-1,solve step by step

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Answered by SnowyStars
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Answer:

x = -0.25 or -\frac{1}{4}.

Step-by-step explanation:

4-(2x-2)-2(x+4)=-1

Subtract 4 from both sides = -(2x-2)-2(x+4)=-5

-(2x-2)=-2x+2 because -(-a)=a.

-2x+2-2(x+4)=-5

-2(x+4)=2x-8 because a(b+c)=ab+ac so -2x+(-2)*4 which is -2x-2*4 which is finally -2x-8 when simplified.

-2x+2-2x-8=-5

Simplify: -4x-6=-5

Add 6 to both sides: -4x=1.

Divide both sides by -4, x=-\frac{1}{4} or -0.25.

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