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What is the value of x in the equation 6x + 3 +4x= 1/2 (9+10x)
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What is the value of x in the equation 6x + 3 +4x= 1/2 (9+10x)

User Josh Gilfillan
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Answer:

x=0.3

Explanation:

6x+3+4x=1/2(9+10x)

10x+3=4.5+5x

subtract 5x and 3 from both sides

5x=1.5

x=0.3

User Farhana
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Answer:

x=0.3

Explanation:

6x+3+4x=1/2(9+10x)

10x+3=4.5+5x

5x=1.5

x=0.3

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