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Solve: 4(2x − 1) − 3 = 9(x − 4) Can you help to solve this by Pam
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Expand both sides, collect x-terms on the left, and numbers on the right and divide where you have to"\[4(2x-1)-3=9(x-4) \rightarrow 8x-7=9x-36\]\[8x-9x=-36-(-7)\rightarrow -x=-29\rightarrow x=29\]
that would not be -29 just 29 right
yeah 29
you have to divide the second-last one by -1 on both sides to get positive x = positive 29
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