Which number could be multiplied by each side of the equation to produce the equivalent equation x=10 4/5x=8 A 5/4 B -5/4 C1/5 D 5 -1/6X=7 A -1 B -42 C-6/7 D 7 1/6 4x+6=38 A 8 B 3.5 C 144 D 11
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1. is A because 8 times 5/4 is 10 which produces X = 10
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i think 2 is B and 3 is A not sure about 1 though
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i don't know the answer, i'll tag someone who can help you better
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is it 42
.\[\frac{a}{b}x=c \text{ can be solved for } x \\ \text{ by multiplying both sides by } \frac{b}{a} \\ \frac{b}{a} \cdot \frac{a}{b} x=\frac{b}{a} \cdot c \\ x=\frac{b}{a} \cdot c \\ x=\frac{b \cdot c}{a}\]
Which number could be multiplied by each side of the equation to produce the equivalent equation x=10 4/5x=8 A 5/4 B -5/4 C1/5 D 5 -1/6X=7 A -1 B -42 C-6/7 D 7 1/6 --- so looking at the first question how can you isolate x there? what do you need to multiply on both sides?
multiply both sides by 8?
it you multiply both sides by 8 you get 32/5x=64
this does not isolate x.
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did you look at the example I did second ago.. all i did was multiply both sides by the reciprocal of the number in front of x
4/5x=8 4/5 is the number in front of x the reciprocal of 4/5 is?
5/4 so the answer is A right
yes \[\frac{4}{5} x=8 \\ \text{ multiply both sides by } \frac{5}{4} \\ \frac{5}{4} \frac{4}{5} x= \frac{5}{4} 8 \\ \frac{5}{5} \frac{4}{4} x=\frac{5(8)}{4} \\ (1)(1)x=\frac{40}{4} \\ x=10\]
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the other two equations...it is impossible to get x=10 because x=10 isn't a solution to the other two equations so that doesn't make sense unless the directions are different for the other two ?
okay so for the other question i think 2 is b and 3 is a
So is the directions for the other two just to solve because as I said it is impossible to get x=10 for the other two.
yeah we just have to solve
well yes you are right -42/-6 is 7... let's look at solving the last one
to solve linear equations in the form ax+b=c for x.... I usually start off with subtract b on both sides ax=c-b then I divide both sides by a x=(c-b)/a
4x+6=38 so what is your first step here?
subtract 6 from both sides 4x=32 4 divide by 32 = 8 x=8
looks great and 8 is right since 4*8+6 is 32+6 which is 38
alright thanks for all the help:)
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