solve the following equation
2x+3/2=5-2(x-4) /3
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Answered by
0
Answer:
37/10
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
2
2x+3
=5−
3
2(x−4)
Multiplying all the terms by the LCM of 2,3, i.e., 6, we get
6×
2
(2x+3)
=6×5−
3
6×2(x−4)
⇒3(2x+3)=30−4(x−4)
⇒6x+9=30−4x+16
⇒6x+9=−4x+46
⇒6x+4x=46−9
⇒10x=37
⇒x=
10
37
Hence, required solution is x=
10
37
.
Answered by
0
Answer: 37/10
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
2
2x+3
=5−
3
2(x−4)
Multiplying all the terms by the LCM of 2,3, i.e., 6, we get
6×
2
(2x+3)
=6×5−
3
6×2(x−4)
⇒3(2x+3)=30−4(x−4)
⇒6x+9=30−4x+16
⇒6x+9=−4x+46
⇒6x+4x=46−9
⇒10x=37
⇒x= 37/10
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