Question

2(x + 6) − 10 = 12 + 4(x − 1)
explain the process for solving this equation. Please include your work at each step of the process along with the final answer

Answer 1

alright with this problem you first start with 2(x+6). You wanna mulitiply 2 and x. then 2 and 6

Answer 2

ok

Answer 3

ok the problem should now look like this: 2x+6-10=12+4(x-1)
Does your problem look like this

Answer 4

yup

Answer 5

then you go to the 4(x-1) part and multiply 4 and the x, and mulitply 4 and the 1

Answer 6

ok

Answer 7

is that the final answer

Answer 8

no there more steps.

Answer 9

next you should have 2x+6-10=12+4x-4

Answer 10

x=-3 RUINED THE STORY!

Answer 11

no x=-6

Answer 12

thats what i got

Answer 13

no its -3

Answer 14

99% sure id check your math

Answer 15

k hold on

Answer 16

thanx 4 helping ^_^

Answer 17

ok im sure its -3

Answer 18

np

Answer 19

i gues you were rite

Answer 20

i think you messed up the left side somewhere in there

Answer 21

so whats the answer now :c

Answer 22

its -3

Answer 23

is it the same steps though

Answer 24

lemme type them out 2 seconds

Answer 25

2x+12-10=12+4x-4

2x+2=8+4x

-2x=6

x=-3