solve equation 3(x+4)=3(8-2x)?

Question

show work plz

Answer 1

3(x+4)=3(8-2x)
(x+4)=(8-2x)
3x+4=8
3x=4
x=4/3

Answer 2

does x=10 or x=3/4

Answer 3

you're suited on #2, only end by ability of dividing the two components by ability of two, On #2 multiply the two components by ability of 5 then divide the two components by ability of two. Do a million and four such as you probably did #2. On #5, multiply each little thing by ability of the liquid crystal show, 6, to cancel the fractions. you finally end up with 2(3x + 5) - (x - 3) = -12 6x + 10 - x + 3 = -12 5x + 13 = -12 5x = -12 - 13 = -25 x = -25 ÷ 5 = -5

Answer 4

3(x+4)=3(8-2x)
x+4 = 8-2x, cancel 3 for both sides
x+2x = 8-4
3x=4
x=4/3

Answer 5

You are determined to get your home work done by the people on net.
How will you learn.
Anyhow,
3x+12 = 24 -6x
3x+6x = 24-12
9x =12
x = 12/9
x = 1+1/3

Answer 6

3(X+4)=3(8-2X)
X+4 = 8-2X *take out both 3
X+2X = 8-4 *sign change when you swicth side, so -2X become +2X; -4 become +4
3X = 4
X = 4/3
X=1⅓

3(1⅓+4)=3(8-2(1⅓))
3(5⅓)=3(8-3⅓)
3(5⅓)=3(5⅓)

Answer 7

3/4 I think

Answer 8

3x + 12 = 24 - 6x
3x + 6x = 24-12
9x/9 = 8/9
x = 8/9

Answer 9

nice, you have 2 yahoo accounts, lol. like i said, do yourself a favor and get help! trust me it doesn't pay to cheat, and this is considered cheating. your teacher needs to see work as proof that you did the problem, right??? this math work is simple all you gotta do is pay attention in class. trust me it gets harder i learned this in the 7th grade! and i was taking 9th grade courses in the 7-8th grade. not that you care, whatever, its your life.

Answer 10

Mike, how are you going to show the work when you turn this in?