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In the following equation, c and d are both integers. What is the value of d? 4cx –5c = -12x + d
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In the following equation, c and d are both integers. What is the value of d?
4cx –5c = -12x + d
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Very Simple. You just have to be a little bit more open minded :)
4cx - 5c= -12x +d
From the above 4cx = -12x and -5c = d
From first equation ---> c = -3
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From second equation ---> -5c = d (-5)(-3) = d = 15
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