Question

-0.47x+0.27x = 5.8 Solve for X

Answer 1

-29

Explanation:

you add both decimals together you get -.2x=5.8 you divide both sides by -.2x and you get x=-29

Answer 2

`\Huge \boxed{\boxed{\bf{x = -29}}}`

Explanation:

To solve the equation
`\tt{-0.47x + 0.27x = 5.8}` for
`\tt{x}`, we need to combine like terms on the left side of the equation.

Combining the
`\tt{x}` terms, we have:

• 
  `\tt{(-0.47 + 0.27)x = 5.8}`

Simplifying the coefficients, we get:

• 
  `\tt{(-0.2)x = 5.8}`

Now, we can isolate
`\tt{x}` by dividing both sides of the equation by -0.2:

• 
  `\tt{x = (5.8)/(-0.2) }`

Performing the division, we have:

• 
  `\tt{x = -29}`

Therefore, the solution to the equation is
`\tt{x = -29}`.

#BTH1

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