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31. Solve the equation: 10(x+1)=6(x-2)
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Answers

Answered by AnnyThakaran
2

Answer:

10x + 10 = 6x - 12

10x - 6x = - 12 - 10

4x = -22

x = -22/4

x = -11/2

Answered by CuteAnswerer
2

GIVEN :

  • \bf{10(x + 1) =6(x−2)}.

TO FIND :

  • The value of x.

SOLUTION :

\implies \sf{10(x + 1) =6(x−2)} \\

 \implies\sf{10x+10 = 6x - 12} \\

  • Transposing 10 to Right side and 6x to left side :

\implies\sf{ 10x-6x= -12 - 10} \\

\implies \sf{4x=-22}

  • Dividing both sides by 4 :

\implies \sf{ x =\dfrac{-22}{4} }

  • Dividing both numerator and denominator by 2 :

\implies \sf{ x = \cancel{\dfrac{-22}{4} } }

  • Again dividing both numerator and denominator by 2 :

\implies \sf{ x = \cancel{\dfrac{-11}{2} } } \\ \\

\implies \underline{ \boxed {\pink {\bf{ x = -5.5}}}}

\huge{\red {\therefore }}The value of x -5.5 .

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