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Option C:

x = 0

Solution:

Given equation :
(1)/(2)(x-14)+11=(1)/(2) x-(x-4)

To find the value of x from the given equation.


$(1)/(2)(x-14)+11=(1)/(2) x-(x-4)


$\Rightarrow(1)/(2)x-7+11=(1)/(2) x-x+4


$\Rightarrow(1)/(2) x+4=-(1)/(2) x+4

Subtract 4 from both sides of the equation.


$\Rightarrow(1)/(2) x+4-4=-(1)/(2) x+4-4


$\Rightarrow(1)/(2) x=-(1)/(2) x

Arrange like terms in one side of the equation.

Negative term changed to positive term when it goes to left side of the equation.


$\Rightarrow(1)/(2) x+(1)/(2) x=0


$\Rightarrow(1+1)/(2) x=0


$\Rightarrow(2)/(2) x=0


$\Rightarrow x=0

Option C is the correct answer.

The value of x is 0.

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