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Simplifying 2[3(2 + v) + -1(-1v)] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) 2[(2 * 3 + v * 3) + -1(-1v)] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) 2[(6 + 3v) + -1(-1v)] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) Remove parenthesis around (-1v) 2[6 + 3v + -1 * -1v] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) Multiply -1 * -1 2[6 + 3v + 1v] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) Combine like terms: 3v + 1v = 4v 2[6 + 4v] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) [6 * 2 + 4v * 2] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) [12 + 8v] = 5(v + 3) + -2(1 + -1v) Reorder the terms: 12 + 8v = 5(3 + v) + -2(1 + -1v) 12 + 8v = (3 * 5 + v * 5) + -2(1 + -1v) 12 + 8v = (15 + 5v) + -2(1 + -1v) 12 + 8v = 15 + 5v + (1 * -2 + -1v * -2) 12 + 8v = 15 + 5v + (-2 + 2v) Reorder the terms: 12 + 8v = 15 + -2 + 5v + 2v Combine like terms: 15 + -2 = 13 12 + 8v = 13 + 5v + 2v Combine like terms: 5v + 2v = 7v 12 + 8v = 13 + 7v Solving 12 + 8v = 13 + 7v Solving for variable 'v'. Move all terms containing v to the left, all other terms to the right. Add '-7v' to each side of the equation. 12 + 8v + -7v = 13 + 7v + -7v Combine like terms: 8v + -7v = 1v 12 + 1v = 13 + 7v + -7v Combine like terms: 7v + -7v = 0 12 + 1v = 13 + 0 12 + 1v = 13 Add '-12' to each side of the equation. 12 + -12 + 1v = 13 + -12 Combine like terms: 12 + -12 = 0 0 + 1v = 13 + -12 1v = 13 + -12 Combine like terms: 13 + -12 = 1 1v = 1 Divide each side by '1'. v = 1 Simplifying v = 1
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