SOLUTION: how to solve .08-.01(x+1)=-0.02(4-x) I know the answer is 5 but I can't get to 5. Please help!
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how to solve .08-.01(x+1)=-0.02(4-x) I know the answer is 5 but I can't get to 5. Please help!
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.08-.01x-.01=-0.08+0.02x, watch the signs carefully. There is a negative carried through in both.
.07-.01x=-.08+0.02x
.03x=.15
x=5
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....both sides multiply by
to get rid of decimals
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