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Alex
8 months ago
13

A piece of manufacturing equipment can produce enough items to fill an order

Mathematics
1 answer:
Juli2301 [7.4K]8 months ago
7 0

It take the auxiliary equipment to fill the order working alone x is 70/3

<h3>How long would it take?</h3>

Formulate based on the conditions stated:

10 * x/(10+x) = 7

In a defined fraction, the denominator cannot be zero.

10+x is not equal 0

Equation from inequality:

10+x=0

Unknown terms should be moved to the left side of the equation:

x = -10

Equation to inequality conversion

x is not equal to 10

As the domain, append the inequality:x is not equal to 10

Divide the common denominator by both sides of the equation:

10x(10+x)/10+x = 7(10+x)

Cut the fractions in half:

10x = 7(10+x)

Use the law of multiplicative distribution

10x = 70 +7x

Unknown terms should be moved to the left side of the equation:

10x-7x=70

combining similar terms 3x =70

Subtract the coefficient of the variable from both sides of the equation:

x = 70/3

the intersection, then: 70/3

get the outcome:x = 70/3

It take the auxiliary equipment to fill the order working alone x is 70/3

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