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2 years ago

1. Solve for x. Show each step of the solution. 4.5(8 - X) + 36 = 102 - 2.5(3x+24) Answer:

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tatuchka [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

x= -10

Step-by-step explanation:

4.5(8 - x) + 36 = 102 - 2.5(3x + 24)

4.5(8) - 4.5(x) + 36 = 102 - 2.5(3x) -2.5(24)

36 - 4.5x + 36 = 102 - 7.5x - 60

72 - 4.5x = 102 - 7.5x - 60

-4.5x = 102 - 7.5x - 60 - 72

-4.5x + 7.5x = -30

3x = -30

x = -30/3

x = -10

Sorry if its wrong, I try my best.

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