What is equivalent to 4(2x+1)-(-6x)

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mathmale · Answer

1.  Multiply out 4(2x+1).
2.  Multiply out -(-6x).
3.  Combine the results.

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jmark · Answer

Multiply the terms 4(2x+1)-(-6x) 8x+4- (-6x) = 0 8x+4+6x =0 14x+4=0 14x = -4 x = -4/14 x = -2/7 ICSE syllabus class 6 - http://icse.edurite.com/icse-syllabus/icse-syllabus-for-class-6.html

mathmale · Answer

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