Question

whats the answer to -6x + 3(6x - 3)= -69

Answer 1

Step 1: Remove ()

-6x+18x-9=-69

Step 2: Put like terms on each side (variable x on left, # on right)

-6x+18x=-69+9

Step 3: Add/Subtract like terms

12x=-60

Step 4: Divide each side by 12

x=-5

^Answer

Answer 2

x=-5.

First you expand the form, and it gave us, $3(6x-3)=18x-9$, and $-6x+18x-9=-69$. Then you add by the similar elements, and it gave us, $-6x+18x=12x$, and $12x-9=-69$. Next, you add by nine from both sides of equation form. And it gave us, $12x-9+9=-69+9$. And then you simplify. And it gave us, $12x=-60$. You can also divide by twelve from both sides of equation form. And it gave us, $\frac{12x}{12}=\frac{-60}{12}$. And finally, you simplify and it gave us the final answer. And it gave us, $\frac{12x}{12}=x$, $\frac{-60}{12}=-5$, and $x=-5$. x=-5 is the final answer.   Hope this helps! And thank you for posting your question at here on brainly, and have a great day. -Charlie