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Question 4: Two equations are shown: Equation 1: 3 4 (x−12)=12 Equation 2: 3 4 y−12=12 Solve each equation. Then, enter a number in each box to make this statement true. The value of x is: The value of
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Question 4:

Two equations are shown:

Equation 1:
3
4
(x−12)=12
Equation 2:
3
4
y−12=12
Solve each equation. Then, enter a number in each box to make this statement true.

The value of x is:



The value of y is:

User ESI
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x-12=12
x=12+12
x=24
and y-12=12 so y=24 therefore the value of x is 24 and the value of y is also 24
User David Soussan
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The value of x: 28

The value of y: 32


Question 4: Two equations are shown: Equation 1: 3 4 (x−12)=12 Equation 2: 3 4 y−12=12 Solve-example-1
Question 4: Two equations are shown: Equation 1: 3 4 (x−12)=12 Equation 2: 3 4 y−12=12 Solve-example-2
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