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Panama wants to solve the equation 1/3 ( x - 7) = 4To begin , she multipiles both sides of the equation by 3 what should she do next?

Panama wants to solve the equation 1/3 ( x - 7) = 4To begin , she multipiles both-example-1
User They Call Me Trinity
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Answer:

Add 7 to each side

Explanation:

1/3 ( x - 7) = 4

After multiplying both sides by 3

3*1/3 ( x - 7) = 4*3

( x - 7) = 12

We want to isolate x

Add 7 to each side

x - 7+7 = 12+7

x = 19

User Enrico Carlesso
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Question:


(1)/(3)(x-7)=4

Step 1: Multiply both sides by 3


\begin{gathered} (1)/(3)(x-7)=4 \\ 3*(1)/(3)(x-7)=4*3 \\ 1(x-7)=12 \\ x-7=12 \end{gathered}

Step 2: To find the value of x, Add 7 to both sides


\begin{gathered} x-7=12 \\ x-7+7=12+7 \\ x=19 \end{gathered}

Hene,

The final answer is add 7 to both sides

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