Can you guys explain to me how to solve this?

Question

5/3 (3x-6) -(6-4x)

i took algebra 2 years ago, but am not even good at it either.

and if you know any good websites that could help me that would be nice too..thanks

Answer 1

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Answer 2

i am not very good at algebra but i will  try my best to answer ur question. sorry if i am wrong.

5/3 (3x-6) -(6-4x)

=15/3x - 10 - 6 -4x

=5x - 10 -6 -4x

=x-16

i am so sorry if i am wrong. i tried my best. hope this is sufficient. really i am sorrry if this is wrong.

Answer 3

Could be read in a number of ways due to lack of brackets.

Will ASSUME that you mean :-

(5/3) (3x - 6) - (6 - 4x)

5x - 10 - 6 + 4x

9x - 16

Answer 4

What i understand is this!

5/3  (3x-6)-(6-4x)

the fraction 5/3 is multipied to (3x-6)

so it becomes   (5/3of 3x  - 5/3of6) - (6-4x)

5x-10 -(6-4x)

minus is multiplied to (6-4x)

so it is -6+4x   { -x-   = +}

therefore, 5x-10-6+4x

5x+4x-10-6

9x-16

Hope it helps!!!!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

[5/3 (3x-6)]  -(6-4x) = 0

[5/3 (3x-6)] -6 + 4x = 0

[5x - 10 ] - 6 + 4x = 0

5x -10 - 6 + 4x = 0

9x - 16 = 0

9x = 16

x = 16 / 9   <--answer hope this shows it clearly ^_^V

Goodluck to you ^_^