Math, asked by manat3611, 11 months ago

How do you solve 5(9−x)=4(x+18)?

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Answered by yashaswini98

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5(9-x)=4(x+18)

45-5x=4x+72

-5x-4x=72-45

-9x=27

x=27/-9

x=-3

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