Question

X+2=3x-6-6x

How to slope this??

Answer 1

I mean solve

Answer 2

move the x+2 over to the other side so that you have 0=3x-6-6x-x-2

Answer 3

x+2=-3x-6
4x=-8
x=-2

Answer 4

collect like terms

Answer 5

ok, you could have left the x

Answer 6

anyway, then bring the x with the coefficient, over to the other side and solve

Answer 7

damn this is a crappy explanation

Answer 8

I got 0=3x-4-5x

Answer 9

let me do this properly for you

Answer 10

ok thanks

Answer 11

\[x+2= 3x-6-6x\]
\[x=3x-6-6x-2\]
\[x-3x+6x=-6-2\]
\[4x=-8\]
\[\left(\begin{matrix}4x \\ 4\end{matrix}\right)=\left(\begin{matrix}-8 \\ 4\end{matrix}\right)\]
\[x=-2\]

Answer 12

so here is what I got
X+2=3x-6-6x
x+2=-3x-6
X=-3x-4
-4x=-4/-4
x=1

Answer 13

so i moved all the x's to one side and tall the other numbers to the other

then simplified both sides
and divided the 4 out of the -8 to be left with only 1 x

Answer 14

make sense?

Answer 15

when you move something from one side to the other it changes signs so 2x= 3

move the 2x over and it is 0=-2x+3

Answer 16

good?

Answer 17

I got it thanks, My internet shutted down, thankyou again