−2(−2x−2)+x+2=

−9

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on Mar 24, 2025 at 5:58 pm



You asked:

Solve the equation −(2(−(2x)−2))+x+2=−9-\left( 2 \left(-\left( 2 x \right) - 2\right) \right) + x + 2 = -9 for the variable xx.

MathBot Answer:

The solution is: x=−3x = -3

−(2(−(2x)−2))+x+2=−95x+6=−95x=−15x=−3\begin{aligned}-\left( 2 \left(-\left( 2 x \right) - 2\right) \right) + x + 2 &= -9\\5 x + 6 &= -9\\5 x &= -15\\x &= -3\end{aligned}

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