Question

x/3 − (x+1)/5 = 7
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

$\huge\bold{\mathtt{Question⇒}}$

$\mathtt{{\frac{x}{3}}-{\frac{(x+1)}{5}}=7}$

$\huge\bold{\mathtt{To\: find⇒}}$

The value of $\mathtt{x}.$

$\huge\bold{\mathtt{Solution⇒}}$

$\mathtt{{\frac{x}{3}}-{\frac{(x+1)}{5}}=7}$

$\mathtt{➳\:{\frac{[5x-3(x+1)]}{15}}=7}$

$\mathtt{➳\:{\frac{(5x-3x-3)}{15}}=7}$

$\mathtt{➳\:{\frac{(2x-3)}{15}}=7}$

$\mathtt{➳\:(2x-3)=(7×15)}$

$\mathtt{➳\:(2x-3)=105}$

$\mathtt{➳\:2x=(105+3)}$

$\mathtt{➳\:3x=108}$

$\mathtt{➳\:x={\frac{108}{2}}}$

$\mathtt{➳\:x=54}$

$\huge\bold{\mathtt{Hence⇒}}$

$\mathtt{x=54}$

$\huge\bold{\mathtt{Therefore⇒}}$

The value of $\mathtt{x}$ is $\mathtt{54}.$

$\huge\bold{\mathtt{Done}}$

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