SOLUTION: Enter the value for x that makes the equation 23(x−6)=34(x+16) true.
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Question 1146264: Enter the value for x that makes the equation 23(x−6)=34(x+16) true.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
23(x−6)=34(x+16)
23*x−6*23=34*x+16*34
subtract 23*x from both sides
multiply out 6*23 and 16*34
subtract product of 16*34 from both sides
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