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3 years ago

12.50+0.40e=14.75+0.25e

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DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago

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12.50+0.40e=14.75+0.25e

-12.50 -12.50 Subtract 12.50 to elimanate on the right side to isolate e

0.40e=2.25+0.25e left from subtracting 12/50

-0.25 -0.25e subtract 0.25e to put e on one side.

0.15e=2.25 left from subtracting 0.25 e

0.15e/0.15=2.25/0.15 divide to isolate e and to get you're answer

e=15

Hope it helps!

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