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Solve for x: one over four (4x + 15) = 24 (5 points)

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Degger [83]3 years ago

5 0

The answer is eighty one over four I think.

Hope it helps!!! :)

Artemon [7]3 years ago

4 0

So the first step to solving this problem is to distribute the {1}{4}
to what's inside the parenthesis. This means multiply {1}{4} by 4x and 15.
After that, this is what you should have.

{4x}{4} + {15}{4} = 24
This should be simplified
1x = 24 - {15}{4}

{15}{4} is equal to 3.75
x = 20.25
20.25 is equal to {81}{4}

I think this is how it done
My Grandfather helped me a little
He is an Engineer who codes aircrafts so he knows lots of math

Hope This Helps

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