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Fantom [35]
3 years ago
3

Arrange the equations in order from least to greatest based on their solution plz

Mathematics
1 answer:
stira [4]3 years ago
4 0

The equations arranged in order from least to greatest based on their solution is  Equation B < Equation C < Equation A

For Equation A

5(x-6) + 3x = \frac{3}{4}(2x-8)

First, clear the fraction by multiplying through by 4

4\times 5(x-6) + 4\times3x = 4\times\frac{3}{4}(2x-8) \\20(x-6) + 12x = 3(2x-8)

Now, clear the brackets

20x-120 + 12x = 6x-24

Collect like terms

20x+ 12x-6x = -24+120

Then,

26x = 96

Divide both sides by 26

\frac{26x}{26}= \frac{96}{26} \\x = 3.69

∴ For Equation A, x =3.69

For Equation B

2.7(5.1x+4.9) =3.2x+28.9

First, clear the bracket

13.77x+13.23 =3.2x+28.9

Now, collect like terms

13.77x-3.2x =28.9-13.23\\10.57x = 15.67

Divide both sides by 10.57

\frac{10.57x}{10.57}= \frac{15.67}{10.57}  \\x = 1.48

∴ For Equation B, x=1.48

For Equation C

5(11x-18)=3(2x+7)

First, clear the brackets

55x-90=6x+21

Now, collect like terms

55x-6x=90+21

Then,

49x = 111

Divide both sides by 49

\frac{49x}{49} = \frac{111}{49}\\x = 2.27

∴ For Equation C, x=2.27

For Equation A, x =3.69

For Equation B, x=1.48

For Equation C, x=2.27

Arranging the solutions from the least to greatest, we get

1.48 < 2.27 < 3.69

∴ Equation B < Equation C < Equation A

Hence, the equations arranged in order from least to greatest based on their solution is  Equation B < Equation C < Equation A

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