Solve For X., 6(X 2013 1) = 9(X + 2)Solve For X.

Solve for x.

6(x – 1) = 9(x + 2)Solve for x.

 

Answer: x= -8


Step-by-step explanation:


6(x – 1) = 9(x + 2)

6x-6=9x+18

Transpose like terms

6x-9x=6+18

-3x=24

Divide both sides by -3

x= -8




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