Math, asked by bablidevi1702, 3 months ago

solve the following linear equation 3(x/2-5)=4(x/3-1)​

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Answered by nithinchandran04
1

Answer:13

Step-by-step explanation:

3x/2-5 = 4x/3-1

3x/2-5=4x/3-5

L.c.m of 2 and 3=6

Then

3(3x-5)=2(4x-1)

9x-15=8x-2

9x-8x=-2+15

x=13

Answered by Cordelia
5

\:\:\:\: \Large \underline {\sf{Given\::}}

 : \implies\sf 3(\dfrac{x}{2}\:-\:5)\:=\:4(\dfrac{x}{3}\:-\:1) \\ \\

\:\:\:\: \Large \underline {\sf{Solution\::}}

 : \implies\sf 3(\dfrac{x\:-\:10}{2})\:=\:4(\dfrac{x\:-\:3}{3}\:-\:1) \\ \\

 : \implies\sf 3(3x\:-\:30)\:=\:2(4x\:-\:12) \\ \\

 : \implies\sf 9x\:-\:90\:=\:8x\:-\:24 \\ \\

 : \implies\sf 9x\:-\:8x\:=\:-\:24\:+\:90 \\ \\

 : \implies\sf x\:=\:66 \\ \\

\:\:\:\: \large\underline{\boxed{\sf{Final\:Answer\:=\:66}}}

And we are done !

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bablidevi1702: thanks
Cordelia: no problem ☺️
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