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Previous Question: 6(x+1) = 12(x-3) then you get 6x+6=12x-36 My question at this point is: How do you know which side to start with. Not sure whether to start with +6 or -36 or 6x or 12x. Next Question: Solve this equation for t, as a function of x and p: x = 2pt(1-t) + t^2 x = 2pt - 2pt^2 + t^2

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