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Areli Cabrera
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18 July, 00:31
What is the simplified version of - 3 (x-7)
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Weaver
18 July, 00:49
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-3x+21
Step-by-step explanation:
Using distributive property
(-3*x) - (-3*7)
-3x - (-21)
-3x+21
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Valerie Daniels
18 July, 00:59
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x=23
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to multiply - 3 to both the x and - 7.
that is how you get - 3x + 21. (because - 3 time - 7 = Positive 21.)
then you want to get x by itself which then you would add 3 to both sides giving you X=23.
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