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4-3[x-(5x-4)]-x²=3-(x+1) ²

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Contestado por ayudenmeporfavorcito
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Respuesta:

  \texttt{x=}  \frac{ \texttt{5}}{ \texttt{7}}

Explicación paso a paso:

  \texttt{4-3[x-(5x-4)]-x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt{ = 3-(x+1)}^{ \texttt{2}}

  \texttt{4-3[x-5x+4]-x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt{ = 3-(x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt {+2x+1)}

  \texttt{4-3[-4x+4]-x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt{ = 3-x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt {-2x-1}

  \texttt{4+12x-12-x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt{ = -x}^{ \texttt{2}} \texttt {-2x + 2}

  \texttt{4+12x-12 = -2x+2}

  \texttt{12x+2x = 2+12-4}

  \texttt{14x = 10}

  \texttt{x=}  \frac{ \texttt{10}}{ \texttt{14}}

  \texttt{x=}  \frac{ \texttt{5}}{ \texttt{7}}

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