Question

-3(x-6)=4x+4 show work?

Answer 1

First distribute the -3(x-6)

Answer 2

Then add or subtract like terms on both sides. x to the left and numbers to the right.
then divide the number side by the amount of x's you have

Answer 3

Can you show me how to do that?

Answer 4

So we now have -3x+18=4x+4

now we need to get the x's to the left, so we subtract 4x from both sides.
that would leave -7x+18=4
now subtract 18 on both sides to get rid of the +18 on the left.
that would give -7x=-14
Now divide the number side by the amount of x's you have
that would be \(\sf\dfrac{-14}{-7}=2\)