Math, asked by chetangummadi30, 5 months ago

3x+5 by 2x+9 = 4 these is my challenge ​

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Answered by chetanakhairnar2000
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Answer:

31/(-5)

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bf{Question:-3x+5÷2x+9}

 \huge\frac\red {3x+5}\red{2x+9}

Multiply both sides by 2x+9.

3x+5=8x+36

3x+5−8x=8x+36−8x(Subtract 8x from both sides)

−5x+5=36

−5x+5−5=36−5(Subtract 5 from both sides)

−5x=31

\bf\frac{-5x}{5}=\bf\frac{31}{-5}(Divide \:  both \:  sides  \: by  \: -5)

\huge\frac{x = -31}{ \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: 5}

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