Solve.

6 – 3x = 4(3 – x) – 6

A.
0

B.
6

C.
all real numbers

D.
–6

Question

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

mathmale · Answer

Why not begin by multiplying out 4(3-x)?
Then simplify the right side of your equation.
Now move all x terms to the left side and move all other terms to the right side.
Simplify, and solve the resulting equation for x.

anonymous · Answer

c. or D.

mathmale · Answer

I'd rather that you show me what you're doing.  Mind typing that in here?
6-3x =  ??

anonymous · Answer

i got the answer

mathmale · Answer

OK, great.

I'm much more interested in helping you with the process of finding the answer than I am in the answer itself.  if your process is correct, your answer probably will be also!
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