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nekit [7.7K]
3 years ago
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If the fraction (352/x-10) is equivalent to -22, find the value of x.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Tcecarenko [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The value of x is -6

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us equate the fraction by its equivalent

∵ \frac{352}{x-10} = -22

→ Multiply both sides by (x - 10) to cancel the denominator of the left side

∴  \frac{352}{x-10}  × (x - 10) = -22 × (x - 10)

∴ 352 = -22(x - 10)

→ Simplify the right side by multiplying -22 by the bracket (x - 10)

∵ 352 = -22(x) - 22(-10)

∴ 352 = -22x + 220

→ Add 22x to both sides

∵ 22x + 352 = -22x + 22x + 220

∴ 22x + 352 = 220

→ Subtract 352 from both sides

∴ 22x + 352 - 352 = 220 - 352

∴ 22x = - 132

→ Divide both sides by 22 to find x

∴ \frac{22x}{22}=-\frac{132}{22}

∴ x = -6

∴ The value of x is -6

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