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Simplifying 3(1[3u + -3] * 1) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x Reorder the terms: 3(1[-3 + 3u] * 1) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x Reorder the terms for easier multiplication: 3(1 * 1[-3 + 3u]) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x Multiply 1 * 1 3(1[-3 + 3u]) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x 3([-3 * 1 + 3u * 1]) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x 3([-3 + 3u]) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x (-3 * 3 + 3u * 3) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x (-9 + 9u) + 3(1[2u + -4] * 1) = x Reorder the terms: -9 + 9u + 3(1[-4 + 2u] * 1) = x Reorder the terms for easier multiplication: -9 + 9u + 3(1 * 1[-4 + 2u]) = x Multiply 1 * 1 -9 + 9u + 3(1[-4 + 2u]) = x -9 + 9u + 3([-4 * 1 + 2u * 1]) = x -9 + 9u + 3([-4 + 2u]) = x -9 + 9u + (-4 * 3 + 2u * 3) = x -9 + 9u + (-12 + 6u) = x Reorder the terms: -9 + -12 + 9u + 6u = x Combine like terms: -9 + -12 = -21 -21 + 9u + 6u = x Combine like terms: 9u + 6u = 15u -21 + 15u = x Solving -21 + 15u = x Solving for variable 'u'. Move all terms containing u to the left, all other terms to the right. Add '21' to each side of the equation. -21 + 21 + 15u = 21 + x Combine like terms: -21 + 21 = 0 0 + 15u = 21 + x 15u = 21 + x Divide each side by '15'. u = 1.4 + 0.06666666667x Simplifying u = 1.4 + 0.06666666667x
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