Solving a linear equation: 5(x+1)-6=-3(-6x-9)-5x

[mouse]

I need help with Solving a linear equation with several occurrences of the variable.

Problem: 5(x+1)-6=-3(-6x-9)-5x

My work so far:

5x+5-6=18x27-5x

If you could tell me if im right so far and mabe help me out that would be great. :?

Mouse

 

[tkhunny]

18x+27

Seems to be missing the addition.