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2 years ago

12=10(s+4)+50 what is the written problem to this can you help me with the answer

Mathematics

1 answer:

muminat2 years ago

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Answer:

s = -7.8

Step-by-step explanation:

from the question 12=10(s+4)+50

<u>first step</u>

open the bracket and evaluate for the value of s

12=10(s+4)+50

12 = 10s + 40 + 50

12 = 10s + 90

collect or combine the like terms

12-90 = 10s

-78 = 10s

divide both side by 10

-78/10 = 10s/10

-7.8 = s

therefor s = -7.8

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