Question

[7 (x-3) + 4] - [6(3x-2) + x] =

Answer 1

@bbb911 first solve
\[\huge 7(x-3)+4\]

Answer 2

-_-

Answer 3

7x-17

Answer 4

correct

Answer 5

then solve
\[\huge 6(3x-2)+x\]

Answer 6

there is a negative.

Answer 7

no we solve it later

Answer 8

@bbb911

Answer 9

=[7x-21+4] - [18x-12 +x]
=[7x-17] - [19x -12]
=-12x -5
=-(12x+5)

Answer 10

so i don't include the negtive

Answer 11

piece of cake.

Answer 12

@bbb911 negative...we solve it later

Answer 13

kk :

Answer 14

so solve

Answer 15

im still gonna solve it

Answer 16

k

Answer 17

since its 19x-12

Answer 18

then you minus that to 1x-17 right?

Answer 19

correct

Answer 20

then,
\[\huge 7x-17-(19x-12)\]

Answer 21

can you solve it??? @bbb911

Answer 22

ill try

Answer 23

please

Answer 24

( 7x - 19x ) -17 + 12 = 0

Answer 25

al i will do is subtract right?

Answer 26

@tanjeetsarkar96 and for your kind information, please don't give direct answers!!!

Answer 27

@bbb911 first change the sign

Answer 28

@mayankdevnani ask her togroup them, it makes the equation easier tosolve.

Then ask her what 7-19 is.

Then ask her what -17 + 12 is.

Then have her solve for x.

lol.