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5 March, 08:50

Is the equation 3 (2x-4) = - 18 equivalent to 6x - 12 = - 18

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  1. 5 March, 10:32
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    No, x equals 5 in the first equation while x equals - 1 in the second equation.
  2. 5 March, 10:40
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    Yes they both are equal

    When we will multiply 3 inside the bracket then we will get

    3 (2x-4) = - 18

    6x-12=-18

    Hence they both are equal
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