Solving Linear Equations
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Your friend solves the equation -3(x+6)= 12. Is your friend correct? ______

no

What does x equal in the equation -3x = 6? x = ______

-2

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Solving the Equation -3(x+6) = 12

  • The equation -3(x+6) = 12 is solved by multiplying the terms inside the parentheses by -3, resulting in -3x - 18 = 12.
  • The next step is to add 18 to both sides of the equation, resulting in -3x = 30.
  • Finally, dividing both sides of the equation by -3 results in x = -10.
  • The friend's solution, x = -2, is incorrect.

Friend's Mistakes

  • The friend multiplied both sides of the equation by -3, resulting in -3x = 12.
  • However, the friend did not fully solve for x, resulting in an incorrect solution.
  • The correct steps to solve the equation were not followed, leading to an incorrect answer.

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Test your understanding of solving linear equations with this quiz. Determine whether a given solution to the equation -3(x+6) = 12 is correct or not.

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