2=2(u–2) can some on help
\[ 2=2(u–2) \] \[ 2=2u-4 \] \[ 6=2u \] \[\frac{6}{2}=u\] \[ ????=u \]
i dont under stand
@florisalreadytaken would linking the equation in a graphing calculator count as a direct answer?
well, first we get rid of the paranthesis, by multiplying EVERY variable in it by 2: \[ 2=\color{lightskyblue}2(u–2) \overset{u\times 2,~ and ~-2 \times 2}{======= \Rightarrow } 2=\color{lightskyblue}{2u}−\color{lightskyblue}4 \] is that part clear?
yea
great. so what we want to do is slowly solve for \(u\) step by step. we can see that we can move the \(-4\) to the other side, always with the opposite operator (opposite of negative is positive.) thats why we get: \[ 2=2u−4 ~~\Rightarrow ~~ \color{tomato}{2+4}=2u ~~ \Rightarrow ~~ \color{tomato}6=2u \] clear?
kinda the answer choice it gave me is u=3 and u=5
so, you have 2u=6, so what is multiplied by 2 to make 6?
u=3 how did i not notice that
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