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Solve -3(x+4) = 7x + 4

Solve -3(x+4) = 7x + 4
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Solve -3(x+4) = 7x + 4

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User Morrislgn
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Answer:

x = -8/5

Explanation:

-3(x+4) -> -3x-12

-3x-12=7x+4

-7x

-10x-12=4

+12

-10x=16

16/-10 = -8/5

-8/5 = x

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