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Svetach [21]
2 years ago
13

(3x-1)+31+90=180 Find x

Mathematics
1 answer:
AysviL [449]2 years ago
8 0

<h2> SOLVE FOR X</h2>

ANSWER:

<h3> x = 20</h3>

  • <u>Add −1 and 31 to get 30.</u>

\large\color{orange}{ \tt{3x+30+90=180}}

  • <u>Add 30 and 90 to get 120.</u>

\large\color{orange}{ \tt{3x+120=180}}

  • <u>Subtract 120 from both sides.</u>

\large\color{orange}{ \tt{3x=180−120}}

  • <u>Subtract 120 from 180 to get 60.</u>

\large\color{orange}{ \tt{3x=60}}

  • <u>Divide both sides by 3.</u>

\large\color{orange}{ \tt{x=60/3}}

  • <u>Divide 60 by 3 to get 20.</u>

\large\color{orange}{ \tt{x = 20}}

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