7[2-(3+6x)]-4x=9+2(1-23x)

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Solution for 7[2-(3+6x)]-4x=9+2(1-23x) equation:


Simplifying
7[2 + -1(3 + 6x)] + -4x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)
7[2 + (3 * -1 + 6x * -1)] + -4x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)
7[2 + (-3 + -6x)] + -4x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)

Combine like terms: 2 + -3 = -1
7[-1 + -6x] + -4x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)
[-1 * 7 + -6x * 7] + -4x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)
[-7 + -42x] + -4x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)

Combine like terms: -42x + -4x = -46x
-7 + -46x = 9 + 2(1 + -23x)
-7 + -46x = 9 + (1 * 2 + -23x * 2)
-7 + -46x = 9 + (2 + -46x)

Combine like terms: 9 + 2 = 11
-7 + -46x = 11 + -46x

Add '46x' to each side of the equation.
-7 + -46x + 46x = 11 + -46x + 46x

Combine like terms: -46x + 46x = 0
-7 + 0 = 11 + -46x + 46x
-7 = 11 + -46x + 46x

Combine like terms: -46x + 46x = 0
-7 = 11 + 0
-7 = 11

Solving
-7 = 11

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