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by Tarazie on February 1st, 2010

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How do you solve this? x-6+3(x+1)=4x-7

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  • by dezzie on February 1st, 2010

    dezzie

    If you need to show ur work I think it would play our something like this...
    X-6+3(x+1)=4x-7
    x-6+3x+3=4x-7
    x+3x-4x=6-3-7
    0=-4
    ur answer should be undefined

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  • by FreddyBoy1 on February 1st, 2010

    FreddyBoy1

    You could use one of the online algebra calculators, like...
    http://algebrahelp.com/calculators/equation/
    which tells me that this is not a proper algebra equation because both sides aren't equal.

    Here is an explanation of the theory behind these equations, how they are set up and how you are supposed to solve them...
    http://www.capitan.k12.nm.us/teachers/shearerk/solving_simple_equations.htm

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