Math, asked by yukta3702, 5 months ago

(x-4/7) - x = (5-x/3) + 1
value of x?

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Answered by aviralkachhal007
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(x -  \frac{4}{7} ) - x = (5 -  \frac{x}{3}) + 1

 \mapsto( \frac{7x - 4}{7} ) - x = ( \frac{15 - x}{3} ) + 1

\mapsto( \frac{7x - 4}{7}  - x) = ( \frac{15 - x}{3}   + 1)

\mapsto( \frac{7x - 4 - (7x)}{7} ) = ( \frac{15 - x + 3}{3} )

\mapsto( \frac{( - 4)}{7})  = ( \frac{12 - x}{3} )

\mapsto( - 4)  \times 3 = 7(12 - x)

\mapsto( - 12) = 84 - 7x

\mapsto - 12 - 84 =  - 7x

\mapsto - 96 =  - 7x

 \mapsto \: x =  \frac{ - 96}{ - 7}

\mapsto \: x =  \frac{96}{7}

Answered by vigneshwarj6
0

Answer:

  • (x-4/7)-x=(5-x/3)+1
  • (-x×x)-(-x+4/7)=(5×1-x/3)
  • x-4/7=5-x/3
  • x-4/7×3=5-x
  • x-25/7=5-x
  • x+x=3.57+5
  • 2x=8.57
  • X=8.57/2
  • x=4.285

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