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What is the solution to this equation? –0.2(x – 20) = 44 – x
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What is the solution to this equation? –0.2(x – 20) = 44 – x
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Answer: x = 50
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x=50
First we distribute the -0.2 on the left
-0.2x+4=44-x
Add x and subtract 4 both sides
0.8x=40
Divide 0.8 both sides
x=50
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