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3 years ago

28 = 14/15x We learned this last week and homework is due tomorrow. PLEASE HELP ME!!

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Julli [10]3 years ago

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28=14/15x
28(15)=14/15(15)x
420=14x
420/14=14/14x
30=x
The solution is 30

ozzi3 years ago

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X=30 because in order to solve for x you need to multiply 28 by 15 to get 420 then divide 420 by 14 and get 30. When you plug it back into the formula 14/15(30) it will equal 28

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