Question

i really suck at these, help !
solve: 2(x+4)-2=4x-2(-3+x)

Answer 1

\[\large{\textbf{Hint:}{a(b+c)=ab+ac}}\]

Answer 2

what is 2(x+4) @quanna16 ?

Answer 3

2x+8 @mathslover

Answer 4

distrib the 2 to get 2x+8-2=4x-2(-3+x)
distrib -2 on the right 2x +8-2=4x+6-2x
combine like terms 2x+6 = 2x+6

Answer 5

good quanna16 now we have : \[\large{2x+8-2=4x-2(-3+x)}\]

what is -2(-3+x) ? @quanna16

Answer 6

6-2x @mathslover

Answer 7

good work ...

so we have now:
\[\large{2x+8-2=4x+6-2x}\]
correct?

Answer 8

@quanna16 pls reply

Answer 9

yea @mathslover

Answer 10

Ok so can you simplify it?

Answer 11

@quanna16 ?

Answer 12

yeah thanks @mathslover