Question

Which expressions would complete this equation so that it has one solution?

4(2x – 3) – 4x =

Choose exactly two answers that are correct.


A.
4x – 12

B.
3x – 4

C.
3(2x – 6)

D.
4(x – 5)

I know A is correct but I cannot seem to find the second correct answer.

Answer 1

look at ur answer choices
are you 100% sure you posted that correctly ??

Answer 2

Yes.

Answer 3

3(2x – 6)
^ isn't that 2 ??

Answer 4

instead of 3

Answer 5

No, that's what that answer is. 3(2x – 6).

Answer 6

Perhaps it was a typo on their part though?

Answer 7

if you solve that equation you got

Answer 8

if you take out 2
then it should be 2(2x- 6)

Answer 9

there is 4 common
then it should be
4(x-3)

Answer 10

4(x – 5)
if you solve answer choices D
you get 4x -20
and that is not ur answer

Answer 11

there is a typo somewhere
can you take screenshot and post it here ??

Answer 12

http://prntscr.com/5rgfe5 That's a direct link to the screenshot.

Answer 13

ohhh u have to choose right side so when you solve full equation you should get one solution

Answer 14

It is not A....that would make it be the same equation giving you infinite solutions

Answer 15

when you have
when you solve this how many solution you get
they need one solution