Solve.

6 – 3x = 4(3 – x) – 6

A.
6

B.
–6

C.
0

D.
all real numbers

Question

Solve.
 
    6 – 3x = 4(3 – x) – 6
 
 A.
6
 
 B.
–6
 
 C.
0
 
 D.
all real numbers

undeadknight26 · Answer

wrong x = 0...

anonymous · Answer

6-3x=12-4x-6
got dis step?

anonymous · Answer

now we have to bring x terms to one side nd constant no.s should be moved to the other side

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

6–3x=4(3–x)–6   lets first distribute 4 over the parantheses so
6-3x=12-4x-6   now simplify the right side
6-3x=6-4x         now add 4x to both sides to move the variables to the left
6+x=6                substract 6 from both sides
x=0

undeadknight26 · Answer

Give medal to @insanitycat she did the real work and showed you how to do it... thx!!!