How do you solve #13( v + 4) - 4v = 3( 3v + 1) - 11#?

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Answer 1 · 2017-04-19T02:36:57

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To solve
#13(v+4) - 4v = 3(3v+1) -11#

Begin by using the distributive property to get rid of the parenthesis

#13(v+4) - 4v = 3(3v+1) -11#

#13v+52 - 4v = 9v+3 -11#

Now combine like terms on each side of the equation

#9v+52 = 9v-8#

Now combine the variable terms on one side of the equation

#cancel(9v)+52 cancel(-9v) = cancel(9v)-8 cancel(-9v)#

#52 !=-8#

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