Solve -6x+2x-11=-2(2x-3)+4?

- 6x + 2x - 11 = - 2(2x - 3) + 4

- 6x + 2x - 11 = - 4x + 6 + 4

- 4x - 11 = - 4x + 10

0x = 21.

no solution.

First expand the brackets by multiplying the number outside the brackets to the left (-2) by all the terms inside the brackets, this will give you:

-6x + 2x -11 = -4x + 6 + 4 (remember 2 negatives multiplied together gives a positive)

Add the like terms (like terms are terms that have the same value like 2x and -6x):

-4x - 11 = -4x + 10

Add 11 to both sides to simplify the equation:

-4x = -4x + 21

Add 4x to both sides:

0 = 21

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Because the x's cancel each other out we will never find the value of x, if you ever get a question like this in a test do the working out and write "no solution" as your answer.

- 6x + 2x - 11 = - 2(2x - 3) + 4

- 6x + 2x - 11 = - 4x + 6 + 4

- 4x - 11 = - 4x + 10

0x = 21.

no solution.

Simplfiy the equation first: 3x-6+8x-24 = 6x-24+16x+8 Then combine like words: 11x-30 = 22x-sixteen Subtract 11x from the two aspects -30= 11x-sixteen upload -sixteen to the two aspects to isolate x -14= 11x X= -14/11 Plug it lower back in and you get -40 4= -40 4 so the respond is real

no solution

the left hand side of the equation becomes

-4x -11

The right hand side of the equation becomes

-4x + 6 + 4 = - 4x +10

so the equation become

-4x - 11 = -4x -10

adding 4x to both side we get

-11 = - 10 which is incorrect therefore there is no solution

There is no value for x. No solution exists