What is 4.3(v+2.5)=8.11+4v

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True [87]3 years ago

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Answer:

-8.8

Step-by-step explanation:

We begin by simplifying the parenthesis through multiplication. Parenthesis is a structure which signals multiplication happening.

$4.3(v+2.5)=8.11+4v\\4.3v+10.75=8.11+4v$

We now begin combining like terms across the equal sign by performing the inverse or doing the opposite. Move first the 8.11 by subtracting it from both sides.

$4.3v+10.75-8.11=8.11-8.11+4v\\4.3v+2.64=4v$

Now, move 4.3v across by subtracting it from both sides.

$4.3v-4.3v+2.64=4v-4.3v$

$2.64=-0.3v$

Finally, we divide both sides by the coefficient of v.

$\frac{2.64}{-0.3} =\frac{-0.3v}{-0.3} \\-8.8=v$

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