Question

Solve for x in this equation: a - bx = cx+d

Answer 1

Answer:

Step1: Subtract (cx+d) from both sides of the given equation

Therefore the value of x in the given equation is  $x=\frac{a-d}{b+c}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given equation is a-bx=cx+d

To solve the given equation for x :

a-bx=cx+d

Step1: Subtract (cx+d) from both sides of the given equation

a-bx-(cx+d)=cx+d-(cx+d)

a-bx-cx-d=cx+d-cx-d

a-bx-cx-d=0

Rewritting the above equation as below

a-b-bx-cx=0

(a-b)-x(b+c)=0 (here combining the like terms )

-x(b+c)=-(a-d)

Therefore the value of x in the given equation is  $x=\frac{a-d}{b+c}$

Answer 2

Answer:

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