10(23+7)=100ℓ+100ℓ What is the value of \large\ellℓell in the equation above?

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1 answer:

JulijaS [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

ℓ = 1.5

Step-by-step explanation:

An equation 10(23+7)=100ℓ+100ℓ is given and we are asked to find the value of ℓ.

To solve the equation, we have to move all the values containing ℓ on one side and other values on other side of equality.

10(23+7)=100ℓ+100ℓ

Multiply 10 with 23 and 7 which gives

(10 * 23 ) + ( 10 * 7) = 200 ℓ

Solving the above equation,

230 + 70 = 200 ℓ

300 = 200 ℓ

=> ℓ = 300 / 200

=> ℓ = 3/2

=> ℓ = 1.5

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