Solve: 3/4x−5=10 A x = 12 B x = 16 C x = 20 D x = 24

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Solve: 3/4x−5=10

A
x = 12

B
x = 16

C
x = 20

D
x = 24

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It is c
X=20 :)
Hopefully it’s right.

Zdravko Kolev answered Mar 31, 2022

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