HELP!! Solve. 3(h-4)=-1/2(24-6h)
First, expand the brackets. Then collect like terms. You should get the final answer by either dividing or multiplying the co-efficient. Do you want me to show you how to do it as well?
aren't the like terms 6h and h?
In depth First you are going to use the distributive property. 3(h-4) 3 times h = 3h 3 times 4 = 12 That comes out to 3h-12 = 1/2 (24-6h) So instead of dealing with the fraction on the other side i went 1 divide 2 that comes to a decimal (better than the fraction) anyways, 1/2 comes out to 0.5. So 0.5 times 24 = 12 0.5 times 6h = 2h The equation is now 3h - 12 = 12 - 3h Please correct me if im wrong. Thank you.
@JustAnotherKitten Thanks so much for your help! :)
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Why has the 1/2 turned positive, when the original question is a -1/2?
isn't it a minus 1/2?
If it was a -1/2, then overall, there would be no answer, other than 0; and that doesn't seem right either.
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