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Cierra
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13 January, 04:15
How do I do this problem
-6 (x+1) - 18=26+4
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Kaylah Benson
13 January, 04:29
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x=-9
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
-6 (x+1) - 18=26+4
(-6) (x) + (-6) (1) + -18=26+4 (Distribute)
-6x+-6+-18=26+4
(-6x) + (-6+-18) = (26+4) (Combine Like Terms)
-6x+-24=30
-6x-24=30
Step 2: Add 24 to both sides.
-6x-24+24=30+24
-6x=54
Step 3: Divide both sides by - 6.
-6x
-6
=
54
-6
x=-9
Answer:
x=-9
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