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    4[(x-2) + 5] -3x = -2(x+5) - 4x

    please help me solve this

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    4[(x-2) + 5] -3x = -2(x+5) - 4x


            (x -2 + 5) - 3x


                (x + 3) - 3x


               4(x + 3) - 3x  


                4x + 12 - 3x  >  4x + -3x + 12 = x + 12


    Left side:  x + 12


    -2(x + 5) - 4x


    -2x - 10 - 4x  >  -2x + -4x - 10 = -6x - 10


    Right side:  -6x - 10


    Put the problem back together with the calculations of the right and left sides.


         x + 12 = -6x - 10  >  cancel out -6x on the right by adding +6x to the left.


                                            cancel out +12 on the left by subtracting -12 to the right


    x + 6x  + 12 - 12 =  -6x + 6x  - 10 - 12


                       0                   0


                          7x    =    -22


                          7/7   =   -22/7


                             x    =    -22/7

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