Factor the expression using the GCF.7+14 =
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The answer is: $ 312,000 .
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Explanation:
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3:5::x:520,000 ?
Solve for "x" (Note: "x" is in dollars);
3/5 = x/520,000 ;
Using "cross-factor multiplication" ;
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5x = (3)*(520,000) ;
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Divide each side by "5" ; to isolate "x" on one side of the equation; and to solve for "x":
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→
= [tex] \frac{3 * 520,000}{5} ;
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Note: "520,000 ÷ 5 = 104,000" ;
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Rewrite as:
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→ x = 3 * 104,000 ;
→ x = 312,000 dollars;
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The answer is: $ 312,000 .
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Explanation:
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3:5::x:520,000 ?
Solve for "x" (Note: "x" is in dollars);
3/5 = x/520,000 ;
Using "cross-factor multiplication" ;
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5x = (3)*(520,000) ;
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Divide each side by "5" ; to isolate "x" on one side of the equation; and to solve for "x":
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→
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Note: "520,000 ÷ 5 = 104,000" ;
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Rewrite as:
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→ x = 3 * 104,000 ;
→ x = 312,000 dollars;
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The answer is: $ 312,000 .
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Note, that it were used two different ways to find y' (y'=dy/dx).
Note, that it were used two different ways to find y' (y'=dy/dx).