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3 years ago

9x8=(10x8)-(18x8 can someone help please

Mathematics

1 answer:

Andrei [34K]3 years ago

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Answer:

x=0

$9x\cdot \:8=\left(10x\cdot \:8\right)-\left(18x\cdot \:8\right)$

$9x\cdot \:8=10x\cdot \:8-18x\cdot \:8$

$9x\cdot \:8=80x-18\cdot \:8x$

$9x\cdot \:8=80x-144x$

$9x\cdot \:8=-64x$

$72x=-64x$

$72x+64x=-64x+64x$

$36x=0$

$\frac{136x}{136}=\frac{0}{136}$

x=0

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