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how do you solve an equation if it's wrote like this.. 5x-3=4(x+2) ? if it has the (x+2) at the end?
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You need to expand 4(x+2) to get rid of parentheses. So, you get 4x + 4*2 = 4x+8. Then, solve the rest.
distribute the 4
5x-3=4x+8 x-3=8 x=11
the plug back in the value of x
whis is 52=52
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