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Hello! I'm having a bit of trouble trying to solve this, could anyone help explain it to me?

Hello! I'm having a bit of trouble trying to solve this, could anyone help explain-example-1
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×=64

Step By Step Explanation:


{60}^(2) = 36(36 + x)

Step 1

Calculate 60 to the power of 2 and get 3600.


3600 = 36(36 + x)

Step 2

Use the distributive property to multiply 36 by 36 + ×.


3600 = 1296 + 36 *

Step 3

Swap sides so the all variable terms are on the left hand side.


1296 + 36 * = 3600

Step 4

Subtract 1296 from both sides.


36 * = 3600 - 1296

Step 5

Subtract 1296 from 3600 to get 2304.


36 x = 2304

Step 6

Divide both side by 36.


* = (2304)/(36)

Step 7

Divide 2304 by 36 to get 64

My Answer is


\color{GREEN} * = 64

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\displaystyle\ 60^2 =36(36+x)\\\\1296+36x=3600\\\\36x=2304\\\\\boxed{x=64}

Hello! I'm having a bit of trouble trying to solve this, could anyone help explain-example-1
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