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6∆ - 10 + 2∆ = 38 solve.

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We are given the following equation:


6\Delta-10+2\Delta=38

To find the value of delta, we need first to add line terms.


8\Delta-10=38

Now we need to add 10 on both sides:


\begin{gathered} 8\Delta-10+10=38+10 \\ 8\Delta=48 \end{gathered}

Now we divide both sides by 8


\begin{gathered} (8\Delta)/(8)=(48)/(8) \\ \Delta=6 \end{gathered}

The value of delta is 6

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