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Find the value of x

Find the value of x-example-1
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X = 5.5
Cross multiply the two as explained below.
Find the value of x-example-1
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Answer:

Option C. 5.5

Explanation:

To solve for x in the equation:


\sf\implies(3x - 4)/(14) = (9)/(10)

We need to isolate x on one side of the equation.

First, we simplify the left side by solving the division:


\sf\implies((3x - 4))/(14) = (9)/(10)

Next, we cross-multiply to eliminate the fractions:


\sf\implies 10(3x - 4) = 14(9)


\sf\implies 30x - 40 = 126

Now, we isolate x by adding 40 to both sides of the equation:


\sf\implies 30x = 166

Finally, we solve for x by dividing both sides of the equation by 30:


\sf\implies x = (166)/(30)


\sf\implies x = 5.533

Therefore, the value of x is approximately 5.533. Thus, the correct option is C. 5.5.

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