Math, asked by rajisanil4663, 1 year ago

How do you solve 6[−6x+6+4(x+1)]=6x+2?

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Answered by anuragrajput180

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6{-6x+10(x+1)}=6x+2

6{-6x+10x+10}=6x+2

24x+60=6x+2

24x-6x=-60+2

18x=-58

x=-58/18

=-29/9

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