How do you solve #-14 + 3( x + 10) = 7( 2x + 4) + x#?
3 Answers
Explanation:
Step 1. Remove the braces.
Explanation:
Open brackets using distributive property:
Take the terms with variable
Explanation:
#"distributing brackets on both sides of the equation"#
#-14+3x+30=14x+28+x#
#rArr3x+16=15x+28larrcolor(blue)"simplify both sides"#
#"subtract 15x from both sides"#
#3x-15x+16=cancel(15x)cancel(-15x)+28#
#rArr-12x+16=28#
#"subtract 16 from both sides"#
#-12xcancel(+16)cancel(-16)=28-16#
#rArr-12x=12#
#"divide both sides by "-12#
#(cancel(-12) x)/cancel(-12)=12/(-12)#
#rArrx=-1#
#color(blue)"As a check"#
#"substitute this value into the equation and if "#
#"both sides are equal then it is the solution"#
#"left "=-14+3(-1+10)=-14+27=13#
#"right "=7(-2+4)+(-1)=14-1=13#
#rArrx=-1" is the solution"#