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If 3(4x+8)=12, then x=

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Answer 1
Answer: u do 3*4x +3*8=12
12x+11=12
substrect 12-11=1
12x=1
dived them 1 by 12
yuh get x
Answer 2
Answer:

ANSWER:

x=-1

STEP:

Get rid of parenthesis.

12x+24=12.

Subtract 24 from both sides.

12x=-12

Divide both sides by 12.

x=-1.

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