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5x-3=3x+5linear equations​

Answers

Answered by sajjanjakhar381
5

Answer:

8x=8

Step-by-step explanation:

5x-3=3x+5

5x+3x=3+5

8x=8

Answered by michaelgimmy
2

Question :-

Solve: \mathtt{5x - 3 = 3x + 5}

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Solution :-

We have,

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\begin{aligned} \bold {5x - 3} &= \bold {3x + 5}\\\\\Rightarrow 5x - 3x &= 5 + 3\ \ \boxed {\text{By Transposition}}\\\\\Rightarrow 2x &= 8\\\\\Rightarrow \bold x &= \Big (\dfrac{8}{2}\Big ) = \underline {\underline {\bold 4}}\\\\\therefore\ \bold x &= \bold 4\end{aligned}

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Additional Information :-

Equation :-

An Equation is a statement of Equality of two Algebraic Expressions involving one or more Unknown Quantities, called Variables.

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An Equation involving only Linear Polynomials* is called a Linear Equation.

E.g. (i) \mathtt{x - 5 = 7 - 2x}

(ii) \mathtt{3(y - 5) = 6}

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*Linear Polynomial:-

A Polynomial of Degree 1 is called a Linear Polynomial.

E.g. (i) \mathtt{5x + 7} is a Linear Polynomial in x

(ii) \mathtt{\sqrt 2y - 6} is a Linear Polynomial in y

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