Can someone help me with my math problem? 12-2x-3(x+2)=4x+6-x?

Question

i keep getting stuck at -5x=3x

thanks alot all....i kept doing some really weird things like makings fractions and stuff

Answer 1

OK, so you get to -5x = 3x.

You want to get everything with an x to the same side of the equation... so add 5x to both sides.

This gives you 0 = 8x

Then you just divide by 8, and get x = 0.

Answer 2

do not you imagine you ought to do you own homework..?? What became carried out to the first equasion to get the second one 5x=30 5x-4=26 in case you could not see that 4 became subtracted from both section, then you really want to bypass for your instructor, and your mom and father and tell them you do not comprehend some thing. p.c. means out of 100 16.5% means 16.5/100 =.one hundred sixty 5 so 80*.one hundred sixty 5= the answer!! 18/60 *100 provides you with with the % sum of three consecutive integers...nicely commence with 50... can or not that's 50 51 fifty 2 nope 40 40-one 40 2 too extreme nope 30 31 32 nope too low the answer is 37,38,39

Answer 3

12-2x-3x-6=4x+6-x
-5x-4x+x=12-12
-8x=0
x=0

Answer 4

I couldn't figure it out, but if you solve in reverse, then Alexandra is correct with x=0.

Answer 5

12-2x-3*(x+2)=4x+6-x=
12-2x-3x-6=4x+6-x=
-2x-3x-4x+x=6+6-12=
-8x=0
x=0

Answer 6

12-2x-3(x+2)=4x+6-x
12-2x-3x-6=3x+6
6-6x=3x+6
6-6x-3x=3x-3x+6
6-9x=6
6-6-9x=6-6
-9x=0
then x=zero

Answer 7

x= 0, but you should really be doing your own work, thats not that hard of a question.

Answer 8

if you have someone else figure this out how do you expect to learn?