What is the solution set for 6x−2=5x+3, given the replacement set {2, 3, 4, 5}?
2 answers:
X=5
Subtract 5x from 6x to get (x) then add 2 to 3 to get 5
6x-5x=3+2
X=5
Answer:
6x−2=5x+3
6x−2+2=5x+3+2
6x=5x+5
6x-5x=5x+5-5x
<u>x=5</u>
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2r + 2r + 5 + r + 4r - 3 = 38
9r + 5 - 3 = 38
9r + 2 = 38
9r = 38 - 2
9r = 36
9r/9 = 36/9
r = 4cm
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Answer:
180 - 26 = 154
10x + 8 + 9x - 25 = 154
19x - 17 = 154
19x = 171
x= 9
so » C is:98°
and » D is: 56°
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