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If 'x' minus 3/5 equals 10, what is the value of 'x'?

User Turbosqel
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Answer:

x = 10 3/5

Explanation:

x - 3/5 = 10

add 3/5 to each side to get:

x = 10 3/5

User Andrrs
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Answer:


x = 10(3)/(5)

Explanation:

"'x' minus 3/5 equals 10" can be written as:
x - (3)/(5)= 10\\.

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x - (3)/(5)= 10\\ \rule{150}{0.5}\\\\ x - (3)/(5) + (3)/(5) = 10 + (3)/(5)\\\\ \boxed{x = 10(3)/(5)}=========================================

Hope this helps!

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