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3 years ago

45+5/6x= 50 Help me find the answer please

Mathematics

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belka [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

45 + 5/6x = 50.....subtract 45 from both sides

5/6x = 50 - 45

5/6x = 5....now multiply both sides by 6/5 to get rid of the 5/6 on the left

(6/5)(5/6)x = 5(6/5)

x = 30/5 which reduces to 6 <==

45 + 5/6x = 50...subtract 45 from both sides

5/6x = 50 - 45

5/6x = 5.....divide both sides by 5/6 to get rid of the 5/6 on the left

x = 5 / (5/6)

x = 5 * 6/5

x = 30/5 which reduces to 6 <===

either way the answer is the same...x = 6...just do what ur most comfortable with

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