Solve for x: 2(3x + 4) - 3(x - 1) = x - 1 x =
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Answer:
= 6x+8-3x+3=x-1x
= 3x+11=-x
= 3x+x=-11
= 4x=-11
= x=-11/4
Answer :-
On removing the brackets by multiplying the numbers,
By putting the constants and variables separately using brackets,
On simplifying,
Transposing the constants in the RHS, leaving the variables in the LHS,
On dividing - 12 by 2,
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Steps to solve this equation :-
1) First open the brackets by multiplying the number outside the brackets with the number inside the brackets. (Like I multiplied 2 by 3x and 4)
2) Then put the variables and constants separately. You can use brackets (Its your choice)
3) Now simplify the numbers.
4) After that, bring the x from RHS to LHS and change its sign. Do the same with the number in LHS. (11)
5) Again simplify the numbers.
6) Now bring 2 from LHS to RHS and change its sign.
7) Now divide -12 by 2.
8) - 6 is the result obtained, which is the value of x.
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