Math, asked by SHYAM1106, 1 year ago

How do you solve 4d+7=−|2d+41|?

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Answered by snehaa2830

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4d + 7 = -2d - 41

6d = - 48

d = -8

Answered by Bhawnasaini1

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4d+7=-12d+41

4d+12d= 41-7

16d=34

d=34/16

d=5.44

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