2(6x-5) = 3(4x-1)+2

2(6X-5) = 3(4x-1)+2      distribute the 2 and 3 outside the parentheses over the terms inside

12x - 10 = 12x - 3 + 2   simplify

12x - 10 = 12x - 1

There is no solution to this, because we can't subtract two different values from the same number and get an equal result

Nice work guys. :)

I like the display Aziz. Do you just use a paint program to make these?

Yes, paint, Ninja.

Hmm, just paint? That's simple enough.

You have some nice handwriting on a computer then, whenever I try to freehand write something on a computer it just never works right. :)

Ah, plus a pen/tablet! My hand-writing is not that good otherwise. :p

Aha! That makes sense.

What kind of tablet do you have?

Wacom Intuos.

Hm. I haven't heard of those before.

How does that work then? Do you plug it into your computer...or is it a computer in itself, like an Ipad?

It has a USB cable, but can separately purchase another accessory for wireless access.

I used to do the same thing when I was teaching only I used powerpoint with an overhead projection.

I preprepared the questions etc (typed properly) and used them over and over. 

But in class I added the solutions and uploaded them after class.  I thought it was really good because the student could listen to what I had to say and not spend their whole time writing.  They knew it would all be available later.  Of course it was good for students who were absent as well.

(I was the only one who did it this way)

You could do it just with an ipad or Windows 8 couldn't you? I'm not up to date with the new stuff.

I had a wacom board but I graduated to a proper write-on computer.  It was an old (unusual) one.  I thought the new ones would do this just the same.  

I remember overhead projections in school...they were neat and reusable so that was great! I remember only absent students could see the overheads at my school or else had to get notes from a friend.

Yes, an iPad and Windows 8 w/ touch screen would work. There is also a laser keyboard, so it's cool! With nothing, you get everything!

I remember the plastic sheet overhead projectors as well and yes I have used those extensively but I was referring to a proper modern projector for computers.  They were mounted in the ceiling of the classrooms but I was one of the few who actually used them.