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3 years ago

Find x if y = –2. 8 – 2xy = 24 A- 1/4 B-4 C. 8 D.-4

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Given The equation -2x(-2.8)=24, we are trying to find the value of X.

The first step is to devide both sides by 2

·-x(-2.8)=12

The next step would be to distribute.

·2.8x=12

Next we devide both Sides By 2.8 to get our final answer

·X=4.28

Although your choice answers are unclear, the answer is X=4.

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