Get all the x terms on one side, and the w on the other.
Add 37x on both sides to get 56x+rx=w.
Use the distributive property backwards to get x(56+r)=w.
Divide by 56+r on both sides to get x=w/(56+r)
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3x-1/5=x+1/3
3[3x-1]=5[x+1]
9x-3=5x+5
9x-5x=5-3
4x=2
x=2/4
x=1/2
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Step-by-step explanation:
<span>y=x-4
y=-x+6
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Substitute x - 4 for y in </span>y=-x+6
x-4=-x+6<span>
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Add X on each side
</span><span>x-4+x</span>=-<span>x+6+x
</span>2x - 4 = 6
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Add 4 on each side
<span>2x-4+4</span>=<span>6+4
</span>2x = 10
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Divide by 2 on each side
2x ÷ 2 = 10 ÷ 2
x = 5
Now we have X
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To find Y we substitute 5 for x in y=<span>x-<span>4
</span></span>y = 5 - 4
y = 1
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Your answers are Y = 1 and X = 5
By the knowledge and application of <em>algebraic</em> definitions and theorems, we find that the expression - 10 · x + 1 + 7 · x = 37 has a solution of x = 12. (Correct choice: C)
<h3>How to solve an algebraic equation</h3>
In this question we have an equation that can be solved by <em>algebraic</em> definitions and theorems, whose objective consists in clearing the variable x. Now we proceed to solve the equation for x:
- - 10 · x + 1 + 7 · x = 37 Given
- (- 10 · x + 7 · x) + 1 = 37 Associative property
- -3 · x + 1 = 37 Distributive property/Definition of subtraction
- - 3 · x = 36 Compatibility with addition/Definition of subtraction
- x = 12 Compatibility with multiplication/a/(-b) = -a/b/Definition of division/Result
By the knowledge and application of <em>algebraic</em> definitions and theorems, we find that the expression - 10 · x + 1 + 7 · x = 37 has a solution of x = 12. (Correct choice: C)
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