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Solve the following equation..


\huge (3x)/(10) + =6

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\underline{ \bf \huge Appropriate \: Question :-}


\: (3x)/(10) = 6


\underline{\huge\bf \: R equired \: Solution:-}

We need to find the value of
\it x on the Given equation.


\underline{\bf \: Multiply \: both \: sides \: by \: 10 :}


: \implies \tt \: (3x)/(10) * 10 = 6 * 10

On cancelling 10 and 10,1 is the result, which equals to 3x/1, that has no value of 1 as the denominator is 1.


: \implies \tt \frac{3x}{ \cancel{10}} * \cancel{ 10} = 6 * 10

On multiplying,60 is the result.


: \implies \tt \: {3x} = 60


\underline{\bf \: Divide \: both \: sides \: by \: 3 : }


: \implies \tt \: (3x)/(3) = (60)/(3)

Use cancellation method to cancel 3 and 3,and then cancel 60 and 3, which results to 20.


: \implies \tt \: {}^(1) ( \cancel3x)/( \cancel3) = \frac{ \cancel{60}}{ \cancel3} {}^(20)


: \implies \tt \: 1x = 20


: \implies \tt \: x = 20


\qquad \boxed{\boxed{\sf x = 20}}

Henceforth, the value of x is 20.

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