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(2x-2)+(3x-3)+(9x-9)=1

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Answered by kumarmonu89761
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Answer:

The complete question:

(2x-2)+(3x-30+(9x-9)=1

Find the value of x.

The required value of x=\frac{15}{14}

Step-by-step explanation:

Algebraic expression:

In mathematics, an expression that incorporates variables, constants, and algebraic operations is known as an algebraic expression (addition, subtraction, etc.). Terms combine to form expressions.

The given expression is:

(2x-2)+(3x-3)+(9x-9)=1

All terms are shifted to the left:

(2x-2)+(3x-3)+(9x-9)-1=0

All the figures and variables are added together:

14x-15=0

We shift every term that contains x to the left and every other term to the right.

14x=15\\x=\frac{15}{14}

Therefore, the value of x=\frac{15}{14}

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Answered by DeenaMathew
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The value of x is 15/14.

Given:

(2x-2)+(3x-3)+(9x-9)=1

To Find:

The value of x.

Solution:

To find the value of x we will follow the following steps:

As given in the question, expression is

( 2x - 2 ) + (3x - 3) + ( 9x - 9 ) = 1

By adding like terms and repeating unlike terms

Like terms are 2x, 3x and 9x.

we get,

2x + 3x + 9x - 2 - 3 - 9 = 1

14x - 14 = 1

14x = 1 + 14

14x = 15

x =  \frac{15}{14}

Henceforth, the value of x is 15/14.

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