A few days ago
help math help?
i can’t solve 6(-u-5)+8(2u+1)
Tell me how plz
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A few days ago
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distribute so its 6(-u) – 6(5) + 8(2u) + 8(1), multiply then add or subtract as needed.
the best way to do it is to look in your book and learn on your own
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A few days ago
First get rid of the bracket by multiplying out:
-6U-30+16U+8=0
Add the the unknown terms and add all the constants:
10U-22=0
Take the 22 over to the other side but dont forget to change the sign:
10U=22
Then just divide by ten both sides:
U=2.2
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A few days ago
6(-u-5)+8(2u+1)
= -6u – 30 + 16u + 8
= -6u + 16u -30 +8
= 10u – 22
10u = 22
u = 22/10
u = 11/5
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A few days ago
6(-u-5)+8(2u+1)
You can simplify it but you can’t solve it because it is not an equation, does not equal anything.
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A few days ago
6(-u-5) + 8(2u+1)=
-6u-30 + 16u+8=
10u – 22 ANSWER
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A few days ago
Just a note: Follow Katie’s example, not Faz’s. You cannot “solve” a string of numbers without an equals sign in the question.
FYI: simplified I get
-6u-30+16u+8
10u-22
But I may be wrong, I wrote this is about 10 seconds…
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