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Solve for x: 3(x + 1) = -2(x - 1) + 6.
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first get rid of the parenthesis
Okay so then it will be 3x+3= -2x+1+6?
Almost -2(x-1)+6 will become -2x+2+6
So you'd have 3x+3= -2x+8
Then subtract 3 and 8?
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you subtract 3 on both sides to get the numbers to the right
so it will be 3x = -2+5?
-2x
3x=-2x+5 Now you need to get the -2x to the left To do that you add 2x on both sides
5x=5 then you divide it and it equals 1?
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yes you divide both sides by 5 so the result would be x=1 Well done :)
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