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2.1(s + 1) − 1.41 = 6.99 what is the value of s

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Answered by mahakulkarpooja615
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Answer:

The required value of s is 3.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : 2.1(s+1)-1.41=6.99

To find : The value of x.

Solution :

  • The given expression is,

            2.1(s+1)-1.41=6.99

  • We have to find the value of s.
  • In order to find the value of s, we have to solve the given expression using BODMAS rule.
  • It states that, while solving any algebraic expression, we should first solve the B-Brackets, O-Order, D-Division, M-Multiplication, A-Addition and S-Subtraction.
  • By using the above rule, on solving given expression, we get

     ∴ 2.1(s+1)-1.41=6.99

     ∴ 2.1s+2.1-1.41=6.99

            ∴  2.1s+0.69=6.99

                      ∴ 2.1s=6.99-0.69

                      ∴ 2.1s=6.3

                          ∴ s=\frac{6.3}{2.1}

                          ∴ s=3

  • ∴ The required value of s is 3.

Answered by sakshii8080
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The given equation is 2.1(s + 1) 1.41 = 6.99,

According to the data provided in the question.

We have to find the value of s.

To find the value, we must simplify the given equation.

As a result of simplifying the equation above, we arrive at

2.1(s + 1)- 1.41 = 6.99\\2.1s+2.1-1.41=6.99\\2.1s+0.69=6.99

To solve the equation further moving constant term to right hand side we get,

2.1s=6.99-0.69\\2.1s=6.3\\s=\frac{6.3}{2.1} \\s=3

Therefore the obtained value of s 3.

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