SOLUTION: Solve:
-0.3(x-7)+x=0.5(3-x)
I tried to multiply all the terms by 100 and solve the equation and the answer I got was x=2.86 I rounded up
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Question 616548: Solve:
-0.3(x-7)+x=0.5(3-x)
I tried to multiply all the terms by 100 and solve the equation and the answer I got was x=2.86 I rounded up
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Solve:
-0.3(x-7)+x=0.5(3-x)
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-3(x-7)+10x = 5(3-x)
-3x + 21 + 10x = 15 - 5x
7x + 21 = 15 - 5x
12x = -6
x = -1/2
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