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x=-\frac{10}{13}\approx -0.769230769
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4\left(4-x\right)=-32\left(-\frac{x}{8}+3\left(-x-1\right)\right)
Multiply both sides of the equation by 8, the least common multiple of 2,8.
16-4x=-32\left(-\frac{x}{8}+3\left(-x-1\right)\right)
Use the distributive property to multiply 4 by 4-x.
16-4x=-32\left(-\frac{x}{8}+3\left(-x\right)-3\right)
Use the distributive property to multiply 3 by -x-1.
16-4x=-32\left(-\frac{x}{8}\right)-96\left(-x\right)+96
Use the distributive property to multiply -32 by -\frac{x}{8}+3\left(-x\right)-3.
16-4x=32\times \frac{x}{8}-96\left(-x\right)+96
Multiply -32 and -1 to get 32.
16-4x=32\times \frac{x}{8}+96x+96
Multiply -96 and -1 to get 96.
16-4x=4x+96x+96
Cancel out 8, the greatest common factor in 32 and 8.
16-4x=100x+96
Combine 4x and 96x to get 100x.
16-4x-100x=96
Subtract 100x from both sides.
16-104x=96
Combine -4x and -100x to get -104x.
-104x=96-16
Subtract 16 from both sides.
-104x=80
Subtract 16 from 96 to get 80.
x=\frac{80}{-104}
Divide both sides by -104.
x=-\frac{10}{13}
Reduce the fraction \frac{80}{-104} to lowest terms by extracting and canceling out 8.
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