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2 years ago

Help!! f (x) =-3x+25; Find f(x)=52

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melamori03 [73]2 years ago

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<h3>Solution for -3x+25=52 equation:</h3>

Simplifying

-3x + 25 = 52

Reorder the terms:

25 + -3x = 52

Solving

25 + -3x = 52

Solving for variable 'x'.

Move all terms containing x to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '-25' to each side of the equation.

25 + -25 + -3x = 52 + -25

Combine like terms: 25 + -25 = 0

0 + -3x = 52 + -25

-3x = 52 + -25

Combine like terms: 52 + -25 = 27

-3x = 27

Divide each side by '-3'.

x = -9

Simplifying

x = -9

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