Math, asked by riyanshp0907, 6 months ago

3(x−1)+7=11
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Answered by gmanraj310
5

Answer:

3x-3+7 = 11

3x+4 = 11

3x = 11-4

3x = 7

x = 7/3

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
20

Given equation:

3(x-1) + 7 = 11

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Solution:

\implies \sf {3(x-1) + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {3x-3 + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {3x+4 = 11}

\implies \sf {3x = 11-4}

\implies \sf {3x = 7}

\implies \sf {x = \dfrac {7}{3}}

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Verification:

On substituting the value of x as \sf \dfrac {7}{3} in the equation,

\implies \sf {3(x-1) + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {3(\dfrac {7}{3} -1) + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {3(\dfrac {7}{3} - \dfrac {3}{3}) + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {3 \times \dfrac {4}{3} + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {4 + 7 = 11}

\implies \sf {11 = 11}

\implies \sf {LHS = RHS}

Hence Verified!

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Final answer:

\boxed {\sf {\blue {The\ value\ of\ x\ is\ \dfrac {7}{3}.}}}

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